Virtual Natural Order between Art and Science
“Theatrum Radix” is a transdisciplinary exhibition project with an associated series of events. It is a cooperation of the artist
“Theatrum Radix” is a transdisciplinary exhibition project with an associated series of events. It is a cooperation of the artist
Our accessible crocodile model was again able to inspire trade fair visitors. The model was exhibited for three days at the most important trade fair for museums in Europe, the EXPONATEC COLOGNE.
Our tactile crocodile was on the road! At this year’s FOCUS conference, the accessible model of a saltwater crocodile was presented to an interested audience of museum experts.
This spring, we’re combining underwater noise and our newly released data portal with the music hackathon “Your Ocean Sound”. Your creativity is needed! We will present the winners at our next Mediasphere Meetup on April 26.
On September 17th, Mediasphere For Nature and Deutsches Museum Digital Munich will kick off their joint Meetup series. The first tandem event will take place digitally and will deal with questions about the possibilities of cooperation between media professionals, students and museum-held media application labs (MediaLab).
The innovation workshop FLORA FAUNA FUTURE shows explores in a self-experiment future possibilities with innovative materials from nature.
Networking, exchanging and creating new things: At the Mediasphere Meetup in the Experimental Field on August 14, Johannes Vogel, Director General at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, welcomed a delegation from the Federal Ministry of Economics and Energy (Division Innovation and Technology).
How will artificial intelligence (AI) shape the economy and society of tomorrow? What does AI mean for the interaction between man and machine? And what does AI have to do with collaborative creative processes?
Bionic solutions for business and organisations: Successful Networking Lab in the Museum für Naturkunde
From 4th to 6th November 2018 representatives of the world’s leading research museums met at the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin for the first Global Summit for Research Museums to exchange views on the future of research museums.