This solar-powered mobile science lab, built in an Airstream trailer, will be parked outside the Harvard Museum of Natural History. File history Click on a date/time to view the file as it appeared at that time. BioBus New England brings hands-on science experiences to schools and community events. Investigate nearly invisible invertebrates and marvel at the microscopic diversity of the world around us using high-tech microscopes on a BioBus mobile laboratory.
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Harvard students will share his legacy as a visionary scientist, a daring naturalist, and a passionate human rights advocate through stories and objects that reflect his professional achievements and travels in the Amazon and Indonesia. On the bicentenary of his birth and in celebration of Earth Day, the Harvard Museum of Natural History will spotlight Wallace’s contributions to our understanding of biodiversity and highlight why they are relevant to science today. Perhaps best remembered today in history of science as the codiscoverer of the principle of natural selection, Wallace also played a prominent role in the antivaccination movement. Wallace (1823–1913) holds a relatively obscure place in the history of science, despite discovering the theory of evolution by natural selection independently of Charles Darwin.
BBC News 'Wheres Wallace' might sound like a misprint from a childrens book, yet it is a. If you are not familiar with Alfred Russel Wallace, you are not alone. Alfred Russel Wallace (1823-1913) is co-credited with the discovery of natural selection. Join the Harvard Museum of Natural History in celebrating the bicentenary of Alfred Russel Wallace’s birth.
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