14th December 2020 You can read the magazine using the reader below or at issuu.com. Alternatively, you can view it...
science and art
Sophie Burley11th December 2020 Ellie Pearce is a recent graduate from renowned London art college, Central Saint Martins, and I...
We all bleed, and from a young age we are all acutely aware of the blood that runs under our skin....
The Bethlem Royal Hospital was founded in the 13th century and still provides mental health care today. In 1930, it...
Over the past few decades, an increasing amount of research has highlighted the links between the built environment and mental...
How do you find rest in the modern world? The Rest Test, launched on BBC Radio 4, aimed to find...
With cabinets full of (not so alive) life models from across the animal kingdom in some remarkable poses we invite...
In this Hunterian Museum Lunchtime Lecture the Royal College of Physicians senior curator, Emma Shepley, delving into the depths of the Museum's...
With cabinets full of (not so alive) life models from across the animal kingdom in some remarkable poses we invite...
Night has fallen on the Grant Museum of Zoology, the doors are closed and the museum staff have gone home,...
Jennifer Rohn of Lablit.com hosts the monthly book club dedicated to great fiction books with a science theme. If you're an interested...
Technicians Make it Happen, commissioned by The Gatsby Charitable Foundation, seeks to challenge outdated notions of who our nation’s technicians are...
With cabinets full of (not so alive) life models from across the animal kingdom in some remarkable poses we invite...
From down in the dumps to over the moon, join us to explore the art and science of human emotions:...
From the invention of television to Instagram, the art world has been keeping an eye on rapidly evolving technological advances....
A series of co-inquiries imagining the futures of space exploration and their speculated implications held over 2 weekends at SPACE....
On the Edge of Time is a project by Emma Löfström that began in the archives of the Natural History...
Every day, we create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data. Explore how the datafied world affects us all through the work...
How do minerals become living things? In this exhibition of prints, drawings, videos and objects, Artist in Residence Eleanor Morganexplores the...
With more than one million items, some of which date back to the fifteenth century, the Museum's Earth Sciences Library...
With more than one million items, some of which date back to the fifteenth century, the Museum's Earth Sciences Library...
With more than one million items, some of which date back to the fifteenth century, the Museum's Earth Sciences Library...
Join the Royal Society for an evening celebrating science photography as they unveil the winners of the inaugural Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition....
It is a great privilege for us to present an evening with Professor Maggie Boden OBE. During her distinguished career,...
(Image: Andy Charalambous, Paradox, 2012) In this talk, organised in relationship with James Clar’s sculpture, ALL EVERYTHING, 2014, installed on...
