AWS & Natural History Museum | Environmental DNA | Amazon Web Services

The partnership between Natural History Museum and AWS is transforming how scientists study biodiversity, through the Museum’s sensor-filled urban garden in the heart of London.

In this video, Dr John Tweddle, Head of Centre for UK Nature at Natural History Museum joins Hilary Tam, Sustainability Leader at AWS, to share how the Museum’s scientists are collecting environmental DNA, using AWS technology to analyse it at scale and better understand biodiversity.

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