Special Exhibitions
Visit the new free trail and learn amazing stories about our climate changing world.
In November 2013 an exhibition about the Large Hadron Collider will open at the Science Museum, transporting visitors to the one of the greatest scientific and engineering endeavours of our time at CERN in Geneva.
Explore how astronomy has changed the way we see our universe - and ourselves - through this object-rich exhibition.
Celebrating the centenary of X-ray crystallography, a technique developed by father-and-son team William H. Bragg and W. Lawrence Bragg in 1913.
The new novel by author Tony White is premiering exclusively at the Science Museum.
See nearly 50 previously unseen works and 50 vintage prints by British photographer Tony Ray-Jones in the first exhibition in Media Space.
Electronic music is everywhere, from the television that we watch to the music we listen to in clubs and even the ringtones on our mobile phones.
Pain Less, a new exhibition featured in the Antenna – Science News gallery, investigates the future of pain relief through personal stories, scientific discovery, objects, films and even games.
Special exhibition celebrating the work and legacy of Alan Turing, mathematician, pioneer of modern computing and Enigma codebreaker.
An interactive gallery exploring how the web works and bringing the internet to life.