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The day of the inauguration begins with a guided tour for accredited journalists in the presence of the University of Padua Rector Daniela Mapelli, the President of the University Center for Unipd Museums Prof Fabrizio Nestola, and the Delegate for Communication and Scientific Dissemination Prof Telmo Pievani. The visit ends with the traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony and and the opening ceremony live streaming from 12.
Later in the afternoon, Prof Nestola welcomes a panel of international museum directors to discuss their experiences with the talk "Museums from four Continents at 4 pm. The panel includes Dr. Katrin Vohland of the Naturhistorisches Museum in Vienna (Austria), Dr. Jeffrey Post of The National Museum of Natural History at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C. (USA), Dr. Analía A. Lanteri of the Museo La Plata in Paseo del Bosque (Argentina), and Dr. Ken-ichi Shinoda of The National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo (Japan).
In celebration of the inauguration of the Museum of Nature and Humankind, a special evening vernissage is open to the public from 7 pm to 11 pm free subject to availability. Free visits are sold out.
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The day of the inauguration begins with a guided tour for accredited journalists in the presence of the University of Padua Rector Daniela Mapelli, the President of the University Center for Unipd Museums Prof Fabrizio Nestola, and the Delegate for Communication and Scientific Dissemination Prof Telmo Pievani. The visit ends with the traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony and and the opening ceremony live streaming from 12.
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In celebration of the inauguration of the Museum of Nature and Humankind, a special evening vernissage is open to the public from 7 pm to 11 pm free subject to availability. Free visits are sold out.
A musical performance by the Student Art Center found at the entrance and exit of the museum, conveys a perceived sense of our place within this extraordinary and fragile planet.
The Museum of Nature and Humankind officially opens Saturday, June 24 and can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 19 (last entrance at 18). In the first opening weekend the entrance ticket includes the free guided tour at 11, 15, 15:30, 17, 17:30 (subject to availability) with reservation from Thursday 22 June by contacting the Booking Center (049.8273939, Mon-Sun 9-17).
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Visitors of the new museum are taken on a journey through time that continuously connects humans and nature as narrated by the complexities of planet Earth from an evolutionary point of view. With meteorites and comets as messengers of the universe, the museum travels across geological eras up to the Anthropocene Epoch while reflecting on the impact of humans on biodiversity and climate change. The new museum begins with the heart of the earth to that of man and their infinite connections, a journey in which the history of science helps us interpret the world to come.
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A musical performance by the Student Art Center found at the entrance and exit of the museum, conveys a perceived sense of our place within this extraordinary and fragile planet.
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