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Does maths work for you?
Chris Hayhurst is the European Consulting Manager for MathWorks - a developer of mathematical c.. -
Researching faces: how data gathered at the Science Museum could help autis..
Dr.Allan Ponniah is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon at the Royal Free Hospital, London. He has been inv.. -
Toys, Money and Wagon Wheels: discoveries behind the showcases
Dominique Russell explores what lies behind our gallery show cases -
The Radiophonic Workshop at the Science Museum
For young viewers of early Dr. Who, the most famous track created by The Radiophonic Workshop will a.. -
Britain’s Greatest Invention
On 15 June 2017 we're inviting BBC Two's cameras inside the Science Museum Group's va.. -
John Smeaton and his whirling speculum
A look at Civil engineer John Smeaton’s early scientific instruments. -
Robots in 2050 and Beyond
Lord Rees talks about the future of robotics. -
Wounded: maps, blood transfusion and the Passchendaele centenary
The medical legacy of the Passchendaele offensive -
Introducing the deep-sea guardians of the Information Age
Introducing the underwater avalanche detecting Smart Boulder -
Stars come out for Voyages by Anderson & Low
They may be images of old model ships but they conjure up evocative new narratives: dramas about sto.. -
A dog detective, fairies, and Sherlock Holmes’ dressing gown
Unexpected objects in the Science Museum Group collection related to Arthur Conan Doyle.
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