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For the first time in the world, an exhibition deals humorously and tastefully with all the questions asked by pre-teens on a subject they are intrigued with: love and sexuality. A very successful exhibition to visit with the family, school or with friends. Available to travel from march 2009.
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| CIRCUS! SCIENCE UNDER THE BIG TOP |
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CIRCUS! Science Under the Big Top was designed and fabricated by the Ontario Science Centre. Our exhibitions strive to transform the way people see and think about the world around them. This exhibition uses science to explore the wonder of the circus and uses the world of the circus to explore science. Walk across a high wire, test your juggling skills or take a stroll down clown alley. Imagination becomes reality as our visitors observe, examine and enact the art and science of circus performances. Over 20 multi-station experiences (510 m2) immerse visitors in the illusion and reality of the circus, where they’ll discover that science is, and always has been, an integral part of “the greatest show on Earth”.
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From 25th October 2006 onwards, the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum will be holding the special exhibition Computer.Medicine, scheduled to run for six months to mark the HNF’s 10th anniversary. It has been designed to be available on loan as a touring exhibition as of June 2007.
A range of spectacular exhibits demonstrates the computer’s uses and limitations in the field of medicine. Only the most recent computer-supported devices and systems will be on show. A high-tech computer tomograph, robot-assisted surgical procedures, intelligent wheelchairs and microprocessor-controlled artificial limbs are just some of the exhibits selected to demonstrate the extent to which computer technology has pervaded our present-day medical world. Over 100 stunning exhibits and many media stations can be experienced and 35 interactive exhibits are ready to be tried and tested.
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As part of your temporary exhibition programme, you may be looking to present a totally different kind of exhibition to astonish and surprise your visitors.
With the new “Cosmomania” exhibition, you’ll take them back to the great moments in space conquest, presented in their historical, scientific and social context, then speed them forward into a possible future in which they are given an opportunity to express their views, debate and play a full part in the exhibition.
Cosmomania is divided into three main areas: “History”, “Space today” and “Prospects”, and will literally plunge your visitors into daily life between the 1960’s and the year 2000 via reconstitutions of highly realistic, totally interactive interiors of the time, and will invite them into the forum to take part in a discussion about the future of space conquest.
Spectacular, with fascinating décors and content, full of anecdotes, offering a “total immersion” experience and a glimpse of the future, “Cosmomania” is a totally new type of exhibition for visitors of all ages. The very young are not forgotten: there’s a special content for them that will help them learn some “little secrets” about the great days of space conquest that only they will know.
Contact : l.cossenet@cite-espace – Tél 00 33 (0) 5 62 71 56 38
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Red Mars, mysterious Mars…did it once shelter some form of life ? The rugged landscape bears witness to the presence of water in a past, so are there underground oceans ? Do its similarities with our own planet make it suitable for supporting human life ? There are just so many questions for which Martian explorations have tricky task of bringing back the answers.
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This is a highly unusual science exhibition featuring various concepts of time with diverse perspectives. Focusing on time viewed from life science, the exhibition illustrates an internal sense of time, such as DNA's body clock, and the heart beat of different animals, which questions the conventional certainty of "accurate" time. A unique collaborative work between researchers, designers, and artists results in an exhibit that draws a wide range of people, including the elusive young adult group.
contact: Nahoko Ando
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Heart over Heels addresses the theme of the human body. While the human body is often displayed as a functional machine in its every detail, the visitors of Heart over Heels are not shown such descriptive diagrams or charts in order to arise their awareness of the subject, but instead participate interactively in movement-based activities that lead them down the path to self-discovery. The more familiar children become with themselves and the greater their sense of self, the more deliberately and efficiently they can live their everyday lives. The children are taught a positive attitude about themselves while potential anxiety and stress are reduced and their prejudices challenged. The strong point of this exhibition is the experience and exploration of oneself and the concept of "feeling at home in the world". Questions are posed in a prearranged environment that motivates the children to find answers on their own. They are encouraged to challenge who and what they think they are, what they like and don't, or what it takes in order to feel good in their own skin.
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In forty-odd playful hands-on exhibits, you experience what happens 'when your eyes pull your leg'. And you get explained why you were fooled.
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INVENTERRE has set its sights on bringing awareness to visitors of the Earth’s fragile balance through an impressive collection of space images transmitted by Earth observation satellites. INVENTERRE invites its visitors to view an inventory of the results of a decade of satellite-based Earth observation technology.
Ever since space exploration began, scientists have been busy developing tools to enhance our knowledge about Earth and help us to monitor our planet. These tools are invaluable aids for characterising, understanding, modelling and foreseeing the way the Earth changes. Today, inventerre is giving visitors a hands-on opportunity to find out about somme applications of satellite technology and a blueprint for the future of Earth observation.
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| LONDON NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM - TOURING EXHIBITIONS |
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Check here the latest information on the Touring Exhibitions from the Natural History Museum in London.
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Am I living a healthy lifestyle? How fit am I? How smoothly does my brain work? What would I do if I won the lottery? What would my life be like if I had been born somewhere else? What is happiness?
In "Long may you live", a theme exhibition focussing on quality of life, you can discover how healthy you are and how good you feel about yourself. What are the capacities of your body and mind and how do you maintain these as long as possible?
In "Long may you live" you can listen to your heartbeat at different stages of your life.
And while you're listening, why not compare your heartbeat to that of several different animals?
How good are you at remembering things, recognising them, reasoning in a logical way? Why don't you come test it? How agile are you? Test your skills on the fleximetre, the cyclotrim or the wheel chair track.
Did all this make you hungry? Choose a delicious meal and discover whether your eating habits are healthy.
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MONSTER CREEPY CRAWLIES
AMAZING MUSIC STUDIO
DINOMITES |
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The philosophy of the exhibition is to experience the versatility of Paper. Diversified experience-zones explain the historical development of materials to write on. Workshop-areas offer the possibility to expose the different contents on a configuring and experimental way.
Basics of the cultural-historical stations are the different materials to write on and it´s production. The most important elements of figuration and a red line through the cultural-history are different silver-coloured cylinders - partly to walk in, which refer to the different epochs of paper-production.
At each of the 6 stations the paper-explorers get a worksheet, which visually looks like the explained material. The sheets contain the preparations of the most important information in terms of texts, comics, work-items and instructions to handicraft. To design the worksheets they go to the according working-areas. The working-areas are equipped in a way that the children are able to fill in and decorate their worksheets all by themselves. At the end of the exhibition the children bind their 11 collected sheets or digitalize them at the station "bookbinding" to receive their own little museums-booklet, a worthwhile memory of the exhibition "Papier La Papp".
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The "Ramble 'Round the World" exhibition is a colourful and contrasting collection relating to the themes of Environment and Everyday Life, Nature and Technology, Art and Culture and History. The aim of the exhibition is to show the diversity of the world we live in to our young visitors through an exciting historical framework concerning the theme "Travel". In order to stimulate curiosity, as many different areas as possible will be looked at and examined and are made easily navigable for the youngsters. Through an independent and hands-on approach, children are able to explore certain socio-political interrelationships, preparing them to act responsibly in the future. The information presented in the four areas Environment and Everyday Life, Nature and Technology, Art and Culture and History is not abstract, but refers to everyday situations. "Ramble 'Round the World" is clearly navigable and can be visited without an accompanying tour or guide.
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| SCIENCE PROJECTS TRAVELLING EXHIBITIONS - EXPLORING SCIENCE |
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Hands-on exhibits available for hire for Science Centres, museums, festivals and events. There are a range of themes available, exhibits are suitable for all ages and are designed to be quick to set-up and maintained.
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| SCITECH TRAVELLING EXHIBITION – TOYS: SCIENCE AT PLAY |
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Toys: Science at Play is the latest interactive exhibition jointly designed and built by Scitech, Perth, Western Australia, and Scienceworks, Melbourne, Victoria.
Toys: Science at Play is innovative and stimulating and captures the curiosity and intrigue of humankind. The exhibition was designed to engage children aged 5-12 years old, together with their families and teachers.
The exhibition is based on the premise that:
• Play is the basis of learning
• Playing with toys promotes learning through discovery
• Discovering how toys work is learning science
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Through a very personal experience the exhibit “The Brain” gives the visi-tor the chance to explore the fascinating universe of his own brain, its functions, components, great facilities and potentials. “The Brain” is in all aspects interactive, letting the visitor learn through experiments.
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| THE DREAM FACTORY, MADE BY ALESSI |
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'The Dream factory, made by Alessi' is a highly interactive exhibition about the Italian design factory 'Alessi'. The exhibition enables visitors to become acquainted with the creative and technological processes involved in the manufacture of many mass-produced articles available in our Western society. The exhibition places the emphasis on the design and aesthetics of the products; it also devotes attention to marketing and advertising.
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'the great sEXPERIMENT' is an interactive exhibition about the talents of women and men. By means of more than 40 interactive exhibit visitors take part in an experiment were we find out what women can do better than men or what men can do better than women. 'the great sEXPERIMENT' is an exhibition for at girls & women and boys & men of all ages. In this exhibition they can discover their own and each others talents and skills. 'the great sEXPERIMENT' lets women and men discover that science and technology are not exclusively "men's" business. Women can also enjoy science and technology
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The Science of Aliens blends our eternal fascination with life on other planets with the work of leading scientists who used the latest discoveries and scientific principles to imagine alien worlds and creatures, exploring the very real possibilities for alien life. Cutting edge hands-on displays will give visitors the chance to actually interact with these scientifically based creatures. The exhibition is aimed at a family audience with children aged 6+.
For more information here is a link to the web site:http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/aliens/touring.asp
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Top Secret is a travelling theme exhibition where visitors of every age can learn about science and have fun by exploring subjects as spying, security, forensics, cryptology…
The ‘top secret’ theme is used as an exciting medium to connect exhibits covering a large scope of different topics, ranging from simple coding techniques to high tech equipment.
The exhibition gives visitors the opportunity to discover that spying is a very broad subject, ranging from the traditional image of the spy as an international agent who spies on other countries, to industrialists monitoring competitors and everyday aspects like security cameras following our daily to and fro, luggage scanning at the airport, policemen finding out what a suspect has done.
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| TOURING EXHIBITIONS FROM HEUREKA, THE FINNISH SCIENCE CENTRE |
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Music, Flight!, Open Questions, Me and You… The Finnish Science Centre Heureka offers temporary exhibitions for rental. Heureka’s exhibitions are highly interactive and function in three languages. The exhibits have a well-documented scientific background and are usually developed in close co-operation with the best scientific expertise available.
More than a decade’s experience working with travelling exhibitions guaranties easy adaptability and maintenance. For more information about our latest exhibitions and contact details visit our web-site.
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UNDER YOUR SKIN
A VOYAGE THROUGH THE HUMAN BODY |
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A travelling exhibition of the Deutsches Museum in cooperation with the Ludwig Maximilian University Hospital, Munich, Germany.
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