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WEBAs the world’s leading group of science museums, we share our unparalleled collection spanning science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine with over five million visitors each year. Find out more about us.
About us - Science Museum Group
WEBThe Science Museum Group comprises the Science Museum in London, the National Railway Museum in York, Locomotion in Shildon, the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford, and the Science and Industry Museum in Manchester.
Work with us - Science Museum Group
WEBThe Science Museum Group shares its unparalleled collection of over seven million objects spanning science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) with over 3.8 …
Science Museum Group Collection
WEBExplore over 380,000 objects and archives from the Science Museum, Science and Industry Museum, National Science and Media Museum, National Railway Museum and Locomotion.
Our collection - Science Museum Group
WEBThe Science Museum Group cares for an unparalleled collection of over seven million items related to science, technology, engineering and medicine. Our collection traces its origin back to the 1851 Great Exhibition.
Our Museums | Science Museum Group
WEBSCIENCE MUSEUM, LONDON. Tracing its origins from the Great Exhibition of 1851, the Science Museum has pioneered interactive science interpretation for more than eight decades and is the most visited museum in the UK by school groups.
Learning homepage - Science Museum Group Learning
WEBThe Science Museum Group’s Learning vision is to enrich lives by igniting curiosity in science. With awe-inspiring authentic objects, cutting-edge science stories and hands-on activities, our museums celebrate and showcase the …
SMG Academy - Science Museum Group Learning
WEBThe Science Museum Group Academy offers inspirational research-informed training and resources for teachers, museum and STEM professionals, and others involved in STEM communication and learning.
The Radium Girls - Science Museum Group Blog
WEBApr 11, 2023 · The watches were made by a group of young women, who came to be known as ‘The Radium Girls’. They were employed to apply luminescent paint to watch dials from 1917 in three factories in Orange, New Jersey; …
Our work - Science Museum Group
WEBWith downloadable information sheets and research summaries from the Science Museum, you’ll have instant access to all we’ve learned about running sleepovers, outreach programmes, live events and much more. Find out more …