Carnegie Museum of Natural History is home to an active research community. Our scientists care for the millions of objects in the museum’s extensive collection and use them to study the natural world.
For more than 100 years, museum staff members have gone on expeditions, made discoveries, and contributed new insights to the scientific community while caring for one of the largest natural history collections in the country.
For more science and research staff, visit each section page individually.
Robert Androw, M.S.
Invertebrate Zoology
Collection Manager
Amy Covell-Murthy, M.A.
Human Culture Studies, Archaeology,
Collection Manager
Bonnie McGill, Ph.D.
Anthropocene Studies
Science Communication Fellow, Climate Rural Systems Partnership
Rose-Marie Muzika, Ph.D.
Science and Research
Director
Carla Rosenfeld, Ph.D.
Earth Sciences
Assistant Curator
Asia Ward, M.F.A.
Anthropocene Studies
Program Manager and Science Communication Fellow
