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Sweeping modern exterior of the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation.
Alvaro Keding/© AMNH

Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation

Hailed internationally as a soaring architectural achievement, and housing world-class scientific research facilities, next-generation classrooms, and innovative exhibitions, the Museum’s highly anticipated Gilder Center will open to the public on May 4, 2023. 

Spiders Alive! Returns to the American Museum of Natural History Back by popular demand at the American Museum of Natural History, Spiders Alive! is a comprehensive look at the fascinating and complex... June 16, 2015 Building Better Skull Models For Ancient Carnivores New modeling and tests based on living species done at the American Museum of Natural History show that the link between animal diets... April 29, 2015 Planet Formation Relied on Sweeping up of Small Glassy Beads New research proposes that chondrules, small glassy beads that make up the bulk of the most primitive meteorites, played a crucial... April 17, 2015 Life at the Limits: Stories of Amazing Species Life at the Limits: Stories of Amazing Species, a new exhibition opening April 4 at the American Museum of Natural History in the... March 31, 2015 Solving the Darwinian Mystery of "Strange" South American Mammals Scientists have resolved pieces of a nearly 200-year-old evolutionary puzzle surrounding the group of mammals that Charles Darwin... March 18, 2015 Crocs Rocked Pre-Amazonian Peru Thirteen million years ago, as many as seven different species of crocodiles hunted in the swampy waters of what is now northeastern... February 24, 2015 Sea Urchins, Sand Dollars Thrived with Time A new study about echinoids—marine animals like sea urchins and sand dollars—gives scientists a reason to rethink a classical pattern... February 23, 2015 Countdown to Zero: Defeating Disease on View at AMNH Opening at the American Museum of Natural History on January 13, Countdown to Zero: Defeating Disease explores the factors that determine... January 13, 2015 Lightweight Skeletons of Modern Humans have Recent Origin New research shows that modern human skeletons evolved into their lightly built form only relatively recently—after the start of... December 22, 2014 American Mastodons Made Warm Arctic, Subarctic Temporary Home Researchers are revising fossil age estimates based on new radiocarbon dates and suggesting that the Arctic and Subarctic were only... December 1, 2014 Nature's Fury From earthquakes and volcanoes to tornadoes and hurricanes, nature’s forces shape our dynamic planet and often endanger people around... November 11, 2014 52-million-year-old "Ant-loving" Beetle Scientists have uncovered the fossil of a 52-million-year old beetle that likely was able to live alongside ants—preying on their... October 2, 2014
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