Research
Largest butterfly in the world at home in the museum collection
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Adventure research
Research
Collection
Our collection as infographic
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RESEARCH
Research trips to French Guiana
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Sammlung
Verschollener Regenwald-Vogel in der Sammlung aufgetaucht
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Research
Toad rescue at the museum
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Research
New publication about the Mousson collection is a milestone in the field of malacology
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Meteorites
First freshly fallen meteorite found in Oman thanks to camera system
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Meteorites
Bronze Age arrowhead from Switzerland was made from Meteorite
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Research
Yes We Scan
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Erdwissenschaften
Unique find unearthed at the museum
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Research
Not only humans do it: Nose-picking primates captured on film
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Research
On the (DNA) trail of the world’s first dogs
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Forschung
New book shows fascinating world of tropical tadpoles
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Collection
Digital accessibility of natural history collections
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Press release
Rare trunk ants confirmed in the canton of Bern
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Press release
50,000 spider species discovered
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Erdwissenschaften
Excavating a fossilised crocodile with baking powder
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World Arachnid Catalog
World Arachnid Catalog promotes boundless research
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Swiss lakes are hotspots of fish species diversity
Swiss lakes are hotspots of fish species diversity
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Research
New fish species discovered in Myanmar
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Research
#RailwayRhino - A construction site looks 20 million years deep
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Research
Forest ants inventory
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Collection
Creating the timeless, moving with the times: the preparation studio at our museum
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Research
When scientists turn detective
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Research
Schneckenchecken.ch – a digital identification key
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Collection
View our collection from your sofa
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Research
Sand martins seldom come alone
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Research
Rocks from space... on our doorstep and in the desert
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Research
Battling through the jungle for the sake of Borneo's frogs
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