Research groups
Research groups
Read more about the work of the various research groups at the museum and get in touch with our researchers.
Bio3D
Three dimensions of biodiversity across three scales.
BLUES
Effects of land use and climate change on biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Environmental Archaeology
The group explores epistemological and ontological pathways to understand issues of core importance to studying ecological questions of the past.
Freshwater group
Human impacts on the habitats of brackish and freshwater species.
From Foragers to Farmers
Northern hunter-gatherer and early farming societies.
Holomuseomics
Research on evolutionary history using novel genomic tools.
Iron Age to Historical Archaeology
IAHA strives to increase the use of interdisciplinarity to answer archaeological questions between the Early Iron Age and recent history.
Marine Ventures
Archaeological research on human relation to the sea.
Taxa
Integrative Taxonomy and DNA Barcoding.
Temar
Terrestrial, Marine and Aerial Remote sensing for archaeology.
The Bryology Group
Research on speciation in bryophytes.
The mire group
Vegetation ecology and conservation biology in mires and semi-natural habitats.