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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The Universal Laws of Pretty Much Everything
Geoffrey West and the Laws of Pretty Much Everything. -
Stellar Director’s Dinner Ponders Cosmic Mysteries
Discussing the cosmic mystery of dark matter at the Director’s Annual Dinner. -
International Museum Day
For International Museum Day we spoke to staff from across the Science Museum to find out what makes.. -
Robots: The Making of an Algorithmic Soundscape
When Coda to Coda were commissioned to create the soundscape to the Robots exhibition at the Science.. -
Giles Walker’s ‘The Last Supper’
Take a look at the story behind The Last Supper -
The Thames Barrier: A guardian of the river and a product of mathematics
Thirty-three years since its official opening, Elizabeth Bruton considers how Thames Barrier is an o.. -
Planet Science
Recent visitors to the Science Museum may have spied the updated 'Planet Science' display .. -
Voyages – new viewpoints on the maritime world
A new lease of life for our shipping models in Voyages -
The Festival of Britain – a meeting of science and art
Sophie Waring looks at how the Festival of Britain brought science and art together -
Launching the Tomorrow’s World partnership
Introducing 'Tomorrow’s World', reimagined for the 21st century -
European Inventor Award – vote for your favourite invention
Roger Highfield introduces this year’s European Inventor Award finalists.
Science Museum Blog
Welcome to the Science Museum Blog
This blog will take you behind the scenes at the Science Museum, exploring the incredible objects in our collection, upcoming exhibitions and the scientific achievements making headlines today. You’ll hear from staff working across the Museum and other guest authors keen to share their experiences with you.
