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Science Friday: what the Big Bang would look like as blown glass, and your ticket to the Guggenheim

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Ever feel like you don't 'get' modern art?

If you're of the belief science is for some people, and art is for others, check out Josiah McElheny's sculptures. Physics Central has a great blog on McElheny's art, and cosmologist David Weinberg's paper on the&nbs

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The LHC: More Expensive Than The World Cup! Astronomy Ireland Lecture

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Astronomy Ireland

Ed Burke Thetare, Trinity College Dublin

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A special offer to Science Gallery Members €5 with your Science Gallery member card. (Thanks Astronomy Ireland!)

Building Biorhythm and the Physics of Football

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While the rest of Ireland will be huddled around televisions watching the launch of the World Cup 2010, we'll be sending our current show Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef into the deep and beginning the build of BIORHYTHM: Music and the Body, Science Gallery's summer blockbuster show opening on 02:07:10.

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YOUR CHANCE TO GET ACCESS ALL AREAS

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Do you fancy getting ACCESS ALL AREAS to Science Gallery's upcoming flagship show BIORHYTHM:MUSIC AND THE BODY? Roll up, roll up... here is your chance to win tickets to sold out events and enter a  draw to join the Science Gallery CREW at Electric Picnic!

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Science Friday for Foodies: Garlic, Jellyfish and Chips, and Seals

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On the last day of Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef, you may be looking forward to Biorhythm, or our one-day game design marathon on June 19th.

Tonight though, we've got Tapas at the Gallery, and this weekend is the Taste of Dublin, so we've some foodie science for ya!

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Final days: a look back at highlights of the Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef

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Time flies-- Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef is nearly done.  So it's the perfect time to take a look back at the highlights.  The curators of HCCR have brought something really special to Dublin's Science Gallery, but the amazing enthusiasm of our members, and the visitors who have contributed to the reef has made this a truly unique exhibit.   So taking a look back (or tempting those who are waiting till the last minute to visit)...

Hear about the vision behind HCCR from Margaret Wertheim herself, as she chats in the Science Gallery Cafe

Science Friday: festivals, remembrance, and science in the art gallery

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It's festival Season!

ESOF 2010-- aka European City of Science-- is getting ramped up in a month's time in Turin.  Check it out before ESOF descends on Dublin in 2012.

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