The 2009 Summer Science Exhibition

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Exhibition layout

Map of first floor

Map of the ground floor

Map of the basement

First floor

  • 1: The Snapdragon's tale
  • 2: Domestic science: Victorian naturalists at home
  • 3: Our cosmic origins: building the Milky Way
  • 4: Chasing cancer with a flash of light
  • 5: Quantum of sol - the next generation of solar cells
  • 6: Do you feel like a vet?

Ground floor

  • 7: Behind the scenes at the Evolution MegaLab
  • 8: From the oldest light to the youngest stars: the Herschel and Planck Missions
  • 9: The Chewing Robot: a new biologically-inspired way to test dental materials
  • 10: Designs for Life
  • 11: Holey rocks
  • 12: You're never too young to be a research scientist
  • 13: Fishing for clues: why medical researchers are glowing with excitement
  • 14: Can what happens in the womb last a lifetime?
  • 15: The teenage brain - a work in progress
  • 16: How do shapes fill space?
  • 17: The Palaeodetectives: digging up small molecules with big messages from the past
  • 18: The magic of computer science
  • 19: Nature's raincoats
  • 20: Accelerators everywhere: from the Big Bang to curing cancer
  • 21: Ladybird, ladybird: unravelling the story of an alien invader
  • Testtube TV
  • Exhibition extras: talks, presentations and workshops

Basement

  • 22: From fossils to photography: Victorian science
  • 23: The power of sound
  • 24: Plastics from potatoes and rubber from rice
  • 25: Science of the oceans
  • 26: International Expedition Prize - science in New Zealand
  • The Royal Society Prizes for Science Books

 


6: Do you feel like a vet?
5: Quantum of sol - the next generation of solar cells
4: Chasing cancer with a flash of light
3: Our cosmic origins: building the Milky Way
2: Domestic science: Victorian naturalists at home
1: The Snapdragon's tale

Testtube TV
Exhibition extras: talks, presentations and workshops
21: Ladybird, ladybird: unravelling the story of an alien invader
20: Accelerators everywhere: from the Big Bang to curing cancer
19: Nature's raincoats
18: The magic of computer science
17: The palaeodetectives: digging up small molecules with big messages from the past
16: How do shapes fill space?
15: The teenage brain - a work in progress
14: Can what happens in the womb last a lifetime?
13: Fishing for clues: why medical researchers are glowing with excitement
12: You're never too young to be a research scientist
11: Holey rocks
10: Designs for life
9: The chewing robot: a new biologically-inspired way to test dental materials
8: From the oldest light to the youngest stars: the Herschel and Planck Missions
7: Behind the scenes at the Evolution MegaLab

Royal Society Prizes for Science Books display
26: International Expedition Prize - science in New Zealand
25: The science of the oceans
24: Plastics from potatoes and rubber from rice
23: The power of sound
22: From fossils to photography: Victorian science

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