The resources at the Swedish Museum of Natural History is available for researchers and projects both in Sweden and internationally. Examples of available services are microscopes, isotope analysis tools and DNA-laboratory.
Transmission Electron Microscopy
TEM (Transmission Electron Microscopy) is used to examine ultra thin preparations of tissue. The museum runs the TAM-laboratory for cutting and preparation of matieral. The microscope is places at the Stockholm University.
Biodiversity Atlas Sweden (BAS) is a research infrastructure that provides data and analysis services that offer rich opportunities for innovative, interdisciplinary research on biodiversity and ecosystems.
The Vegacenter provides the scientific community with state-of-the-art microbeam analytical technology focused on in situ material analysis at the micron scale, permitting both fundamental and innovative investigation of chemical and isotopic composition of both natural and synthetic materials.
