An insight into the importance of thermal imaging and how it is being used to support and understand our changing planet.
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Climate activists, a psychologist, peace-pilgrim, and a neuroscientist gathered at Science Gallery London to explore: How we can create hopeful futures for the environment?
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What does a climate-adapted London look like for Londoners?
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What can each of us really do to move towards a better future for ourselves, our communities, and our planet?
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How can traditional practices inspire modern wellbeing?
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How can we connect with the remote depths of our seas and oceans to ensure they’re protected?
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As the collective prepares for an exhibition of short films to mark the culmination of their year-long residency, we spoke to Benjamin Turner about using rap as a research tool
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Nina Wakeford and Anne Pollock on their forthcoming takeover Careful Whisper, described as a feminist encounter with cardiovascular science
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For LIFT 2024, Kuang-Yi Ku and Robert Johnson combine performance, science and speculative design to explore a plethora of issues that surround one mysterious creature – the bat.
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Bella Spencer and Nat Gohlan tell us more about this collaborative practice that seeks to redress power imbalances and actively involve communities in research that is relevant to them.
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404 Papers Not Found is a new exhibition of collaborative artworks created by students from Womxn in Biosciences and King’s LGBTQ+ Society with artist Lu Williams of Grrrl Zine Fair.
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Dementia Journeys has been created in response to a six-year research programme led by King’s and UCL aiming to generate a step-change in how end of life dementia care is provided.
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Flick through our new zine, and learn about the exciting collaborations happening at Science Gallery London to grow new ideas across art, science and health. Issue 1 out now!
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We’re proud to be a partner venue for London’s biennial festival of international performance this June.
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How do we negotiate the gulf between the scale of a human life and nature’s vast timeline? Three artists’ video works, shown one at a time, explore this question.
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As "AI: Who’s Looking After Me?" comes to a close after seven months, we look back at Science Gallery London’s most timely season to date
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A two-month artist residency from the Goethe-Institute exploring the impact of quantum technologies through the lens of art
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There’s plenty of fear-mongering about AI taking our jobs, but how will this technology really affect work culture?
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In the week of the UK’s AI Safety Summit, governance and regulation of AI design comes under the spotlight
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"It gives you not just one side of the story, but multiple stories about AI"
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