Staff from Science Gallery Melbourne and Bengaluru embarked on an inspiring exchange to co-create transdisciplinary education programmes for students and teachers in Australia and India
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SKU-Market, a collaborative project by artist Laura Allcorn and Trinity College Dublin researcher Jennifer Edmond, offers a satirical and critical look at the evolving dynamics of our data-driven society.
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Researchers Dr Kathryn Coleman and Dr Sarah Healy collaborated with the Science Galleries Melbourne, Bengaluru, and Atlanta to co-design a climate curriculum with and for young people
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The Digital Bricks at the entrance to Science Gallery Melbourne offer an innovative interactive canvas to Melbourne’s urban audience.
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EU Project SySTEM 2020, coordinated by Science Gallery Dublin, identified eight approaches to improve equity within informal science education.
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A conversation about doubt and artistic creation demonstrated Science Gallery Venice’s competence in turning unpredictable circumstances into successful outcomes.
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In light of the coronavirus pandemic, telepresence robot mediation was designed to help visitors explore Science Gallery Detroit’s exhibition FUTURE PRESENT
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The collaborative work, part of Science Gallery Melbourne’s exhibition PERFECTION, captured strong global media attention and inspired several research publications.
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Science of Grief is a durational WHO? conversation and performance related to grief, developed by Science Gallery Detroit
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A project by artist-engineer Colin Keogh, and two co-founders, David Pollard and Connall Laverty, to develop a low-resource Field Emergency Ventilator (FEV) for Coronavirus patients.
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The Portuguese pharmacist talks about applying creativity to research processes and HAEM, a piece he created in collaboration with Cecilia Jonsson
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