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Welcome to the home of human ingenuity. We curate a world-renowned collection & organise exhibitions and events for over 3 million visitors a year.

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00:40:13

Into The Gray Zone

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2017/03/30

Dr Adrian Owen is a British neuroscientist based in Canada who has made pioneering studies of the 'grey zone': the twilight worlds of consciousness that lie between awareness, sleep, coma and death. In this lived recorded talk, he discusses them with the Science Museum’s Roger Highfield

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00:45:05

Charles Bolden Inspires A New Generation In A Royal...

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2016/07/18

NASA Administrator, Major General Charles Bolden delivers a special presentation to school students about his experiences leading NASA's space program, his space expeditions, and his goal in interesting students in pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, also known as STEM.

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00:58:45

Colliding worlds: the advance of art-sci

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2016/06/20

In recent decades, an art movement has emerged that illuminates the latest advances in science. The Science Museum’s Roger Highfield joins science historian Arthur I. Miller, author of Colliding Worlds: How Cutting-Edge Science is Redefining Contemporary Art, artist Paul Prudence and conceptual designer Mike Phillips to explore the new avant-garde. Find out more about the artists involved, what drives them and their struggles in developing a dramatically different art form.

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01:42:00

Frankenstein – From Literature to Myth to Bogeyman of...

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2016/06/16

Recorded at the Science Museum, This illustrated lecture from Sir Christopher Frayling explores the birth of 'Frankenstein', the book's legacy and the ways in which the original has been distorted over time – a two hundred year journey in the company of re-animators, automata, robots and replicants. This is followed by a round table discussion with the anatomist and top BBC presenter Alice Roberts, the lead curator of our new Robots exhibition Ben Russell, as well as Sir Christopher Frayling. Our

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00:50:13

In conversation with Alfonso Cuaron

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2016/02/16

Listen as Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuarón discusses his sci-fi thriller Gravity with the journalist and broadcaster Samira Ahmed. The talk is the latest in a series of events around Cosmonauts, the most significant exhibition of Soviet and Russian space artefacts ever staged outside Russia, and will celebrate the stories of heroism found in space-travel fiction and reality. Gravity received a leading ten Oscar-nominations and won seven including Best Director for Cuarón, who also co-wrote

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01:05:13

Alexei Leonov In Conversation at the Science Museum

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2015/12/22

Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov, twice Hero of the Soviet Union, is one of the pioneers of space exploration. He was a member of the original twenty selected for the first cosmonaut squad in 1960. In 1965 he carried out the first ever walk in space from the Voskhod 2 spacecraft. Ten years later he shook hands in orbit with astronaut Tom Stafford during the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project. In a very special event at the Science Museum, hear Leonov talk about these missions and his truly remarkable space

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05:20:49

Media Space: Fiction and Photography Symposium

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2014/11/13

Hosted by Media Space at the Science Museum and organised in collaboration with the University of Westminster, this recording of the Fiction and Photography Symposium looks at issues around the use of fiction in photography. Listen to speakers David Bate, Mia Fineman, Lucy Soutter, Christina de Middel, Peter Kennard and Federica Chiocchetti explore what place fiction has in a medium often valued for its veracity. This event was organised to coincide with the Media Space exhibition Joan

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01:06:13

Information Age: Evolution Or Revolution?

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2014/10/31

To mark the opening of the new Information Age gallery, the Science Museum played host to a panel event, featuring some of the world's leading thinkers and entrepreneurs sharing their insights and predictions about the big events that have shaped the communication technology we are familiar with today.

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00:02:28

Coronation Stories

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2014/10/22

The broadcast of the coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953 was watched by millions of viewers across Britain. These memories, captured over 60 years later, recall how it felt to witness a privileged historical event on the television for the first time. Discover the story behind these memories and more in our new Information Age gallery, which opens 25 October 2014 http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/informationage

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00:29:52

Particle Fever

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2014/04/17

Particle Fever director Mark Levinson and star Monica Dunford were joined by journalist and broadcaster Alok Jha for a pre-screening Q&A about physics and film making. Particle Fever follows the stories of six scientists and engineers involved in the world's greatest experiment, the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. This special screening was part of the Collider events programme. Discover more about the Collider exhibition at http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/collider

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01:02:25

James Lovelock talks to Roger Highfield at the...

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2014/04/10

James Lovelock talks at the Science Museum about his life and career as an independent scientist. Find out more about the Unlocking Lovelock exhibition at http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/lovelock

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01:04:14

Big Science - Collider exhibition event

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2014/03/04

Historians Lisa Jardine and Jon Agar took part in a lively conversation about science and society since World War 2. This was part of the Collider events series at the Science Museum http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/collider

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00:01:38

Testing a spark transmitter

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2013/12/02

The crackle of a spark transmitter. Tested for research on the Information Age exhibition. More information via http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/about_us/masterplan/information_age.aspx

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00:20:55

Science Museum Exclusive - Shackleton's Man Goes...

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2013/06/19

In the last of our three, free audiobook extracts, Tony White reads from his novel Shackleton’s Man Goes South, first published in 2013 by the Science Museum, Exhibition Road, London SW7 2DD. Download the FREE ebook from the Science Museum website - www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/shackletonsman until 24 July 2013, or from the Atmosphere Gallery display until April 2014. Shackleton’s Man Goes South is the Science Museum’s Atmosphere Gallery commission for 2013, published exclusively as part of the

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00:13:38

Science Museum Exclusive - Shackleton's Man Goes...

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2013/05/23

Tony White reads from his novel Shackleton’s Man Goes South, first published in 2013 by the Science Museum, Exhibition Road, London SW7 2DD. Download the FREE ebook from the Science Museum website - www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/shackletonsman until 24 July 2013, or from the Atmosphere Gallery display until April 2014. Shackleton’s Man Goes South is the Science Museum’s Atmosphere Gallery commission for 2013, published exclusively as part of the Contemporary Arts Programme. © Tony White, 2013. All music

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00:01:47

Jean Singleton - Telephone operator at the Enfield...

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2013/05/10

Jean Singleton, a telephone operator at Enfield exchange, talking about what made a good telephone operator.

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00:12:09

Science Museum Exclusive: Shackleton’s Man Goes...

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2013/04/16

Tony White reads from his novel Shackleton’s Man Goes South, first published in 2013 by the Science Museum, Exhibition Road, London SW7 2DD. Download the ebook on 24th April from the Science Museum website - http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/ClimateChanging/Events/shackletons_man.aspx Shackleton’s Man Goes South is the Science Museum’s Atmosphere Gallery commission for 2013, published exclusively as part of the Contemporary Arts Programme. © Tony White, 2013. All music © Jamie Telford, 2013

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00:08:33

Oramics to Electronica - podcast: Interview with Andy...

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2012/10/08

http://soundcloud.com/sciencemuseum/oramics-to-electronica-andywheddon1

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Oramics to Electronica - podcast: Interview with Andy...

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2012/10/08

Part one of an interview with musician Andy Wheddon, who circuit bent a children's toy for the Oramics to Electronica exhibition in the Science Museum. This interview is part of the Oramics to Electronica Podcast series.

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Oramics to Electronica - podcast: Interview with...

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2012/08/23

First podcast of the Oramics to Electronica Podcast Series. In this interview Dennis Kelles-Krause, the Science Museum conservator who cleaned and restored the Oramics Machine, describes what it was like to work with the machine and what discoveries were made during the cleaning process.

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