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Exhibition Road, Londonsciencemuseum.org.ukBorn June 26Joined August 2008

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Did you have a good time at last night’s Lates? Or maybe you missed out and want to catch the next one? Join us next month to celebrate the science, tech, art and innovation from India and the global Indian diaspora! 🎉 Book your free ticket: bit.ly/3oCEiDU
Rajasthani Folk Dancing taking place in the Information Age Gallery in the Science Museum. Visitors are smiling and dancing with performers adorned with traditional Rajasthani Dress.
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Looking for something free and fun to do in London tomorrow evening? Join us for fascinating talks, illuminating tours, hands-on workshops and more at our special Lates event, celebrating the last century of TV, radio and streaming. Don’t miss out: bit.ly/3OAy2He
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The Cancer Revolution exhibition is now in the London Science Museum ! Great place to visit with your family during the summer holiday and check out the latest cancer research progress
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💬 “It’s important for people to see what exactly cancer research is” - Dr Vivian Li, @TheCrick We’re proud to be an expert partner of @sciencemuseum ‘Cancer Revolution: Science, innovation and hope’ exhibition. Read more 👇 bit.ly/3zmQGyd
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Today marks the 161st birthday of Kadambini Ganguly, one of India’s first two female university graduates & the first Indian woman to practice Western Medicine. Learn about her remarkable life, the barriers she broke, & the doors she opened for others: bit.ly/3RyMcvt
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🚨 Conservation news! 🚨 On Tuesday 19 July (10.00 - 11.30) the conservation team will treat items on display while the museum is open. Visitors to Making the Modern World will be able to watch & ask questions as conservators treat the crash test dummies bit.ly/3PcZj3L
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We aim to reach net zero by 2033 & want to work with funders who are also on a journey to decarbonise. So we are evolving our use of the Transition Pathway Initiative in assessing the commitment of sponsors to the energy transition & curbing climate change
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#OnThisDay in 1856, inventor extraordinaire Nikola Tesla was born. He is best known for his contributions to developments in AC electricity supply, wireless power and electromagnetism.
A black and white portrait of inventor Nikola Tesla, with his head tilted to the side, resting on his left hand.
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What a shortlist! Ahead of our Science Fiction exhibition launching this autumn, we're delighted to share the brilliant science fiction books shortlisted for the
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The #ClarkeAward 2022 shortlist is here! Deep Wheel Orcadia – Harry Josephine Giles Klara and the Sun – Kazuo Ishiguro A Desolation Called Peace – Arkady Martine A River Called Time – Courttia Newland Wergen: The Alien Love War – Mercurio D. Rivera Skyward Inn – Aliya Whiteley
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#OnThisDay in 1673, clockmaker and geophysicist George Graham was born. One of his most notable inventions was the orrery, a planetary model which shows the motions of the Earth and Moon around the Sun. Explore the variety of orreries in our collection: bit.ly/3P8Qwzk
Oil painting portrait of George Graham seated beside a mercury compensated pendulum in an open clock case.
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#OnThisDay in 1916, the South London Hospital for Women was officially opened by Queen Mary. With 80 beds, it was the largest in the world to be staffed almost entirely by women; only women and children (males under the age of 6 years) were admitted. 📸:
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Climate change is here and happening now. Discover what humanity can do to prevent its most devastating impacts in our latest film 🔧
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