Bring Current Science to Your Audience
To keep pace with the changing nature of science, the American Museum of Natural History developed Science Bulletins, an innovative exhibition model that brings current events and research to a variety of public spaces.
This unique product brings the excitement of scientific
discovery to your audience through original feature stories in
high-definition video, cutting-edge visualizations of data, and the latest
images and news from the field.
Subscribe to a regularly updated stream of content delivered electronically
directly to the floor of your museum, science center, or planetarium.
Choose from Astro Bulletin, Earth Bulletin, Bio Bulletin, and Human Bulletin. Subscribe
to one, two, three, or all four.
Also be sure to ask about foreign language Bulletins with translated captions and SB Features, a customized program of short documentary videos from our archive.
Subscriptions include:
- Breaking news - Dynamic graphics illustrate
news about the biosphere, Earth, the Universe, and humankind. (Updated bi-weekly)
- Data visualizations- See how today's
sophisticated tools allow scientists to display, analyze, and interpret
scientific data. (Updated quarterly)
- In-depth feature stories - Five- to seven-minute
high-definition video documentaries show the human face of science by following
scientists into the field for an inside look at cutting-edge research.
(Updated twice yearly)
Support Your Institutional Goals
Science Bulletins can reinforce and amplify your organization's
educational mission and support your promotional and revenue goals.
Enhance Your Institution's Offerings
• A low-cost, low-maintenance means of providing
up-to-date science content
• A high-tech exhibition with the beauty and power of high-definition
imagery
• The flexibility to enhance permanent halls as well as temporary
installations
• A springboard for special workshops and activities for schoolchildren
Build Profile and Audience
• An attention-getting feature in lobbies,
queuing areas, or other public spaces
• An opportunity to showcase your institution's technological capacity
to the media and the public
• An ongoing incentive to drive repeat visits as news and stories
change
• The focus of special public programs, lectures, or panel discussions
Attract Sponsorships and Contributions
• An attractive, high-visibility corporate
sponsorship opportunity
• The centerpiece screening at a fundraising dinner or reception
A Strong Scientific Foundation
All Science Bulletins content is produced by a collaboration of in-house writers, producers, and designers with the curatorial and scientific staff of the American Museum of Natural History. In addition to its history of more than 130 years of original scientific research, the AMNH leverages partnerships with colleague institutions worldwide to present the current state of scientific research. In combination with high production values and state-of-the-art technologies, the editorial depth of Science Bulletins sets a new standard for museum media presentations everywhere.
Additional scientific resources include:
Chandra X-Ray Observatory (NASA)
Conservation International
Earth Observatory (NASA)
Earth Science Enterprise
(NASA)
Environmental Protection Agency
European Southern Observatory
Goddard Space
Flight Center (NASA)
Jet Propulsion Lab (NASA)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association
National Optical Astronomy Observatory
National Radio Astronomy Observatories
Smithsonian Institution Global Volcanism Program
Southwest Volcano Research Center
Space Telescope Science Institute (NASA)
United Nations Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species
U. S. Department of Energy/Lawrence Livermore and Los Alamos National Laboratories
U. S. Geological Survey
Wildlife Conservation Society
And other institutions and universities worldwide
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