The Cleveland Museum of Natural History’s research facilities serve as vital hubs for scientific research, discovery, and preservation.
Comprising our collections facilities, molecular lab, biological prep lab, Earth sciences fossil prep lab, molecular paleontology lab, and microscopy and imaging facilities, these spaces enable researchers to study, prepare, and analyze specimens using state-of-the-art equipment.
The Museum’s research facilities support work across diverse fields, ranging from the preparation and conservation of fossil specimens to all essential DNA and stable isotope analysis benchwork. Together, the Museum’s facilities not only enhance our understanding of life on Earth, but also ensure that valuable specimens are preserved for future generations. Visitors and researchers alike benefit from the ongoing work conducted in these spaces.
To learn more about each lab or facility and its specialized purpose, please explore the following pages.
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