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Our unique collections and world-class expertise are helping to tackle the biggest challenges facing the world today.

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Research

Discover how we are using our broad knowledge and cutting-edge techniques to benefit both people and the planet.

Find out how you can access our world-renowned collections as well as our data, library, labs and other science facilities.

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Search our directory of 300+ scientists from across the Museum.

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Study alongside Museum scientists in our range of masters, PhD and training programmes or find out about our conferences and seminars.

New analysis from our scientists reveals that current conservation efforts are not adequately protecting the most critical ecosystem services.

MASAMB focuses on the development and application of mathematical, statistical, and computational methods in the biosciences.

Professor Chris Stringer, our longest-serving researcher, is set to be honoured for his contributions to human evolution.

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