"museum research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of conducting research in a museum setting, often to gather information or data for a specific purpose. Example: "The graduate student's thesis focused on museum research, specifically examining the history and cultural significance of ancient artifacts housed in the local museum."
Bishop Museum, in full Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, research centre and museum for the study of Hawaiian and Polynesian archaeology, natural history, and culture in Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S. The largest museum in the state of Hawaii, it exhibits Hawaiian and Polynesian arts, crafts, artifacts, and flora and fauna.
"Families are our future," said Maureen Zaremba, associate curator of education at the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Fla ."Museum research has shown that if you bring children to a museum at a young age, they become museumgoers".
Quotes from several articles in museum research publications.
The academy has a natural history museum, research facilities and an aquarium, which had been damaged in the 1989 earthquake.
The journal, which can be purchased at the museum shop, contains information on museum research, acquisitions, exhibitions and projects.
While it is at the museum, research will be carried out in an attempt to define its geology, which may help to explain its origin and purpose.
The museum researched the trail of the Cranach piece, and verified the Nazi connection.
And David Evans, who oversees the science museums, research centers and the national zoo, will now add the National Air and Space Museum to his responsibilities.
But many of the other treasures — living and inanimate — that are housed in the Smithsonian's vast array of museums, research centers and cultural institutions will not have priority in the event that Congress cannot reach a deal to avert a government shutdown on Tuesday.
Prior to founding Uncommon Classrooms, Elory explored teaching and learning in a variety of educational contexts, including K-12 schools, museums, research institutes, and educational publishing houses.
The more successful groups in Europe have also managed to get support from established institutions (e.g. museums, research institutions) in terms of space and equipment.
