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DE-MFN Passport Organisation

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Administration
Museum
Leibniz Association
Invalidenstr. 43
Berlin
10115
DE - Germany
(+49) 30 2093 8591 (+49) 30 2093 8544
info@mfn-berlin.de
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Direction
Prof. Dr.
Johannes
Vogel
The Directorate, Leadership of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin as its Director General. Representation in national and international fora
+49 (30)2093 8544
johannes.vogel@mfn-berlin.de
Botany, Other
Role of museums in science and society - Public engagement with science - National and international science policy - Biodiversity - Plant evolutionary biology
https://orcid.org/

The museum is currently divided into the following Departments:

  • Directorate General, including Administration
  • The Department for Collections
  • The Department for Research Infrastructure
  • The Department for Exhibitions and Public Education

Research is organised in temporary cross-cutting Science Programs ("Forschungsbereiche"), which currently include the following:

  • Discovery of Biodiversity
  • Genome - Organism - Environment
  • Diversity Dynamics
  • Impact, Meteorites and Geological Processes
  • Collection Development
  • Science Communication and History of Science

The number of Science Programs and topics are flexible and depend on the academic focus of the Museum at any given time. Future structure of the Museum ( future organisation chart MfN) The Museum is about to change its structure. If the Board of Trustees agrees during its meeting on 11 November 2013 on the new structure, the four Departments and the temporary Science Programs will be replaced by four Science Programs.

The Museum will then comprise:

  • Directorate General (Directorate and Administration)
  • Science Program ‘Evolution and geoprocesses’
  • Science Program ‘Collections development and biodiversity discovery’
  • Science Program ‘Digital world and information science’
  • Science Program ‘Public engagement with science’

 

 

 

PDF document mfn_organigramm.pdf — PDF document, 753 KB

The Museum für Naturkunde is an independent trust under public law governed by:

  • a Board of Trustees (Stiftungsrat);
  • an appointed Director General;
  • a Scientific Advisory Board ;
  • The Board of Trustees supervises the scientific, programmatic, and economic affairs of the museum.

It has three born members, one each representing the Senate of Berlin and the Federal Government, as the main funding organizations, and the president of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. In addition, it comprises up to eight public figures elected by the Senate of Berlin and the Federal Government for a period of four years. The representative from the Senate of Berlin is the chair. The Scientific Advisory Board advises the Director General and the Board of Trustees on scientific and programmatic questions. It comprises up to seven members. They are internationally recognised scientists from Germany or abroad, whose scientific expertise matches the scientific disciplines of the museum. Ideally, they also have work experience in museums. The Director General is the Head of the Museum. He is supported by a Managing Director.

 

CETAF Membership
Full member
Prof. Dr.
Johannes
Vogel
The Directorate, Leadership of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin as its Director General
+49 (30)2093 8544
johannes.vogel@mfn-berlin.de
Other
Role of museums in science and society - Public engagement with science - National and international science policy - Biodiversity - Plant evolutionary biology
No
 
Dr.
Jana
Hoffmann
The Directorate, Office for Project Coordination, International Cooperation and Science
Phone +49 (30)2093 8479; mobile: +49-152-2258 8534
jana.hoffmann@mfn.berlin
Other
His research interests focus on applications of information technology to taxonomy and biodiversity documentation and assessment. He has been engaged for more than 10 years with biodiversity informatics initiatives, both at the scientific and at the science-policy level, e.g., EU BON, GBIF, the Catalogue of Life (CoL), the Global Butterfly Information System (GloBIS), and the standing call for establishing a Global Species Information System (GSIS)
Title(s): Dr.
Name(s): Christiane Quaisser
Phone: +49 (0)30 2093 8377 
e-mail: christiane.quaisser@mfn-berlin.de
Position: Head of Department of Collections/ Head of Science Program Collection Development
Research field:  
CETAF working group: Collection Policy Board (CPB)

 

Title(s): Dr.
Name(s): Gregor Hagedorn
Phone: +49 (0)30 2093 8576 
e-mail: gregor.hagedorn@mfn-berlin.de 
Position: Head of Digital World at Museum für Naturkunde
Research field:  
CETAF working group: Information Science & Technology Commission (ISTC)
Title(s): Dr.
Name(s): Peter Giere 
Phone: +49 (0)30 2093 8703 
e-mail: peter.giere@mfn-berlin.de 
Position: Curator of the Embryological Collection 
Research field:  
CETAF working group: Legislations and Regulations Liaison Group/ABS working group

 

Title(s):  
Name(s): Magdalena Müller
Phone: +49 (0)30 2093 8944
e-mail: magdalena.mueller@mfn-berlin.de 
Position: Head of Office for External Funding
Research field:  
CETAF working group: European Initiatives Advisory Group

 

Title(s):  
Name(s): Carla Pinho
Phone: +49 (0)30 2093 8420
e-mail: carla.pinho@mfn-berlin.de 
Position: Staff member of Office for External Funding
Research field:  
CETAF working group: European Initiatives Advisory Group

 

Title(s): Dr. 
Name(s): Anke Hoffmann 
Phone: +49 (0)30 2093 8950
e-mail: anke.hoffmann@mfn-berlin.de 
Position: Scientific coordinator for the EU BON project 
Research field:  
CETAF working group: European Initiatives Advisory Group

 

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