Museum Foundation to Present Award

Dr. Lisa Randall, Harvard Researcher, 2012 Recipient of the National Award for Nuclear Science & History Read More »

Tech City, Where Engineering is FUNdamental

Engineering is all around us in the new "Tech City" exhibit Read More »

“Making Connections” lecture series to debut

Lectures will focus on the the lighter side of nuclear science Read More »

Nuclear Times

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Benefits of Membership / Einstein Society

The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History isn't just a museum.

It’s a place to learn, to imagine, to think, and to draw your own conclusions. We welcome visitors of all ages and all walks of life – because the history and science of nuclear energy affects each and every one of us. It’s our mission to chronicle the past, describe the present and imagine the future applications of nuclear science – beyond weapons and energy to the cutting edge of technology and healthcare.

See for yourself how becoming a member benefits you…as well as supports the Museum.

How to Join

Purchase or renew your individual or family membership online

Download our membership brochure, fill it out and return.

Corporate Membership

Interested in a supporting the Museum as a business? We extend a number of activities you and your employees will appreciate. Contact Charles Lowery at 505-245-2137, extension 110. Read more about Corporate Membership.

Science Centers Admission

Your membership with us means you have free admission to many science centers across the country. To learn which science centers allow you free admission, visit the Association of Science-Technology Centers.

Make a Donation

The construction of the new building cost the Museum $10.5 million and although the move is virtually complete, there are still opportunities to participate in the Capital Campaign.

Your gift could:

Receive permanent recognition on the beautiful NVision Plaza, at the front of the Museum.
Support an exhibit that interests you.
Place your name or your company name on the Paver Path through the amazing collection of artifacts in the 9-acre Heritage Park outside the Museum.
Provide for the restoration of the USS James K. Polk submarine sail.
Give a donation in any amount as a part of our on-going appeal -- and we'll put your support to good use!

For any of these opportunities, contact Charles Lowery, Director of Development, at 505-245-2137, ext. 110.

Many Ways To Give

Click here to see some other ways that you can give back to the museum.

Volunteer

Our volunteers are a critical part of the overall museum operations. We depend upon their varied talents and willingness to share those talents in a multitude of ways at the museum..