The University of Reading and The Natural History Museum, London, home to a vast range of life and earth science specimens, have entered into an exciting long-term research collaboration.
Inspired by the planned move of 28 millions specimens from the Museum's collections to an ambitious new science and digitisation centre on the Thames Valley Science Park (TVSP), the partnership aims to facilitate collaboration across the two institutions, providing a framework to help realise the opportunities created by the new centre. 

Find out more about NHM Unlocked, the new collections, science and digitisation facilities.

The partnership focusses on six priority areas and supports joint activities which provide added value to both institutions.