CSM's involvement in the new collections centre for the Australian Museum has been showcased in report published in teh Sydney Morning Herald

As reported by Richard Macey, more than 10 million of the museum's 16.5 million natural history specimens, including insects, fish, shell creatures and spiders, are being shifted from cluttered accommodation in the old wing to the new extension, which will also house scores of researchers. CSM has played a key role in providing the new storage for these specimens.