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Some exciting news! Science Gallery was one of three cultural institutions singled out for a Special Commendation at the prestigious European Museum of the Year Awards 2010. 

Science Gallery Director, Michael John Gorman received the Special Commendation at a ceremony in Tampere, Finland, on Saturday May 22nd May 2010. In introducing Science Gallery the judges mentioned that the innovative approaches of Science Gallery to engaging the public with science and the arts could be inspiring to the European museum community.  

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Tree-ring data drama

A controversy around intellectual property and scientific data is afoot in Ireland.

In April, the UK Information Commissioner's Office ruled that Queen's University Belfast must hand over data obtained during 40 years of research into 7,000 years of Irish tree rings to a City banker and part-time climate analyst, Doug Keenan. Professor Mike Baillie, the man who collected most of that data, called the ruling a "staggering injustice"

What is it all about?

In yesterday's ScienceExpress researchers led by J. Craig Venter reported that they had built a genome from scratch and used it to control a cell.

What exactly did they do?

Should pharmacies sell personal genetic testing kits?

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TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Dara O Briain has recorded a special message for Science Gallery supporters to highlight the upcoming LIBEL CHILL event at Science Gallery on May 27th, featuring Simon Singh and Peter Wilmshurst.

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AWWWWW - How SWEET! We got this lovely email from Amanda - a recent visitor to Science Gallery... Here's her story:

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If you A) like DIY, and B) have an old computer you want to throw out the window/tear apart, then 62 Projects to Make with a Dead Computer is the book for you!

Power strip bird feeder anyone?

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Love science? Love music? Love the Vanbrugh @ Science Gallery.

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