Projects

This multidisciplinary series of workshops will explore our understanding of space exploration in a cultural context.

This project used archival evidence to increase public knowledge of women’s contribution to engineering.

How can the Science Museum Group support the development and testing of new audience experiences using augmented reality app technology?

The co-creation of historical research and co-development of visitor experience in China and the UK.

How best to communicate energy-related information?

This project connected scientific skills with creative exploration to encourage young people to see science as something for them.

The Bradford's National Museum research project is part of the reinvention of the National Science and Media Museum.

This project explored opportunities and constraints regarding access, consultation and communication between the Science Museum Group and the volunteer heritage sector.

This project aimed to produce a new account of the roots and development of a scientific culture in 17th- and 18th-century London.

An innovative approach in uncovering how the appeal of music might best be exploited as an exhibition topic .

This project makes it easier to find out about railway worker accidents in Britain and Ireland from the later 19th century to 1939.

The Science Museum Group Digital Lab explores how museums can fulfil their missions in the digital age.

This ambitious project will transform public access to our historic items, enabling you to explore more of our national collection than ever before.

In June 2016, after six months orbiting the Earth on the International Space Station conducting experiments, walking in space and even running a marathon, Tim Peake returned to Earth in the Soyuz TMA-19M descent module.

The work of the Science Museum’s first Composer in Residence, Jean-Philippe Calvin.

The Science Museum was a partner in a major collaborative research project known as HoNESt—an acronym for History of Nuclear Energy and Society—that launched on 1 September 2015.