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Arhus, Steno Museum

Beschreibung der Sammlungen zur Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften und der Medizin und Besucherhinweise.

http://www.stenomuseet.dk/

Biohistoricum Neuburg an der Donau

Das Museum und Forschungsarchiv für die Geschichte der Biologie stellt sich vor: Ziele, Besucherinformationen, und die Schriftenreihe "Acta Biohistorica".

http://www.neusob.de/biohistoricum/

Bonn, Arithmeum

Unter dem Thema "Rechnen einst und heute" verbinden sich Kunst und Wissenschaft. Exponate, Veranstaltungshinweise und Konzertkalender, und Besucherinformationen.

http://www.arithmeum.uni-bonn.de/

Graand

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Bonn, Deutsches Museum

Virtueller Rundgang, Verzeichnis der Exponate, Hinweise auf aktuelle Ausstellungen und Veranstaltungen, Newsletter und Online-Shop.

http://www.deutsches-museum-bonn.de/

Bremen, Universum Science Center

Vermittelt spannend Wissen, macht komplexe Zusammenhänge erlebbar und baut so Brücken zwischen Wissenschaft und Öffentlichkeit. Umfassende Darstellung des Freizeit- sowie Wissenschaftszentrums.

http://www.universum-bremen.de/

Bremerhaven, Phänomenta

In der Experimentierausstellung findet man Exponate zu Phänomenen aus Natur und Technik - anfassen ist erwünscht. Das Konzept, Termine, Anfahrt, Öffnungszeiten sowie die Preise.

http://phaenomenta-bremerhaven.de

Dinkelsbühl, Museum 3. Dimension

Es werden Bilder der Exponate gezeigt und mit Beschreibungen der Möglichkeiten erläutert. Zudem wird auf Sonderausstellungen informiert.

http://www.3d-museum.de/

Frankfurt, Explora-Museum

Sammlungen zu verschiedensten 3D-Fakultäten und optischen Täuschungen mit Bildern, Informationen zu Ausstellungen und Öffnungszeiten sowie Anfahrtsbeschreibung.

http://www.exploramuseum.de/

Frankfurt, Museum für die Geschichte der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften

Das Institut für die Geschichte der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften bietet eine virtuelle Führung durch seine Sammlung.

http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/fb13/igaiw/museum/museum.html

Giessen, Liebig-Museum

Besucherinformationen, virtueller Rundgang durch die Räume des ehemaligen Liebig-Institutes, Biographie des Chemikers, seine "Chemischen Briefe" [pdf] und Links.

http://www.liebig-museum.de/

Giessen, Mathematikum

Besucherhinweise, Informationen zu Ausstellung und Veranstaltungen und Dokumentation der Eröffnungsfeierlichkeiten. Mit Online-Shop. [Teile der Site sind noch nicht fertiggestellt].

http://www.mm-gi.de/htdocs/mathematikum/

Haigerloch, Atomkeller-Museum

Informationen zum Museum und seiner Geschichte, einschließlich Original Tonaufnahmen von Interviews mit den dort arbeitenden Physikern, und Links.

http://www.haigerloch.de/stadt/atomkeller.html

Jena, Ernst-Haeckel-Memorialmuseum

Dokumentiert Leben und Werk des Zoologen und Darwinisten in den Räumen seines früheren Wohnhauses. Besucherhinweise und Informationen zu Sonderausstellungen.

http://www2.uni-jena.de/biologie/ehh/museum.htm

Lüneburg, Deutsches Salzmuseum

Zeigt die Bedeutung des Salzes in der Geschichte und im Alltag. Es wird auf die Ausstellungen verwiesen und allgemeine Informationen gelistet.

http://www.salzmuseum.de/

MS Wissenschaft

Das Ausstellungsschiff von "Wissenschaft im Dialog" zeigt jeweils passend zum Wissenschaftsjahr eine wissenschaftliche Ausstellung für ein breites Publikum, besonders für Kinder und Jugendliche.

http://www.ms-wissenschaft.de/

München, Deutsches Museum

Das größte Technikmuseum der Welt. Umfangreiche Informationen.

http://www.deutsches-museum.de/

Regensburg, Kepler-Gedächtnishaus

Besucherhinweise zur Ausstellung im Sterbehaus des Mathematikers und Astronomen.

http://www.regensburg.de/museumsportal/museen/kepler_gedaechtnishaus.html

Remscheid, Deutsches Röntgen-Museum

Bietet einen Überblick über die Entwicklung und den Einsatz der Röntgenstrahlen in der Medizin.

http://www.roentgen-museum.de/

Rieden, Musée bizarre

Neuigkeiten zum bei Baden gelegenen Schweizer Museums und Angaben zur Ausstellung und den Öffnungszeiten.

http://www.musee-bizarre.ch/

Sigmund Freud Museum Wien

Mit Informationen über Leben und Werk, Zitate-Datenbank und Stichwortsuche, Mediathek sowie Topographie des Wohnhauses mit Fotogalerie.

http://www.freud-museum.at/

Suhl, Phänomania

Das Erlebniszentrum bietet Eindrücke der Ausstellung anhand einer Galerie. Zudem wird auf die Ausstellungen und die Möglichkeit der Experimente für Schulklassen hingewiesen.

http://www.phaenomania.de/

Weil der Stadt, Johannes Kepler-Museum

Ausführliche Informationen über das Museum und die Ausstellung im Geburtshaus des Astronomen.

http://www.kepler-museum.de/

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