Framed in the national aerial survey programme, the scientific service MUMM performed a total of 246 flight hours over the North Sea in 2019.
Framed in the national aerial survey programme, the scientific service MUMM performed a total of 246 flight hours over the North Sea in 2019.
Researchers have reconstructed historical changes in the African landscape using the evolutionary history of the African sharptooth catfish. They were able to date important geological and climatic events, such as periods of severe drought, more precisely than ever before.
125 million years ago a small crocodilian was living in our regions alongside the famous iguanodons. Now, the skull of ‘the small Bernissart crocodile’ has been scanned.
Nature and its lifecycles enter our houses and our day to day lives, during this strange period of confinement …
An international group of scientists has mapped the « hotspots » of biodiversity in the Southern Ocean around Antarctica.
You’ve visited our Museum or our research institute? Post your pictures and videos using #naturalsciencesbrussels!