• History of science - Summer Science Exhibition 2008

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    The Royal Society’s Library and Information services have produced two exhibits for this year’s Summer Science Exhibition:

    Is seeing believing? The art of science

    Scientists have always used images, models and other visual aids to show people the results of their observations and experiments. We are visual creatures. We understand images much more easily and quickly than words or mathematical symbols, and scientists have made the most of this. By helping us to see science, they have changed the way we see our world.

    Extinction - a good thing? 

    Extinction: a good thing? was on show during the Royal Society's Summer Science Exhibition, 30 June - 3 July. Visitors voted on whether smallpox should be made extinct, or kept alive in labs for future research. The results were: Extinction: 169 (38.7%)Survival: 268 (61.3%)

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