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Summer Science Exhibition 2011

Our annual exhibition brings together members of the public and teams of researchers at the cutting-edge of science and technology.

The Royal Society held the 2011 exhibition at Carlton House Terrace from 5 - 10 July.

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Visitors to Discovering particles: fundamental building blocks of the Universe were able to see first results from the Large Hadron Collider
Exhibitors at Facing up to faces - perception from brains to robots offered visitors the opportunity to have their faces mapped.
Younger visitors to the exhibition enjoyed the chance to make some mess, and take home a bouncy ball they made themselves, whilst learning about polymers.
Everyone visiting Graphene: unexpected science in a pencil line were able to make their own graphene, and earn a (chocolate) Nobel Prize for doing so successfully.
Nobel prize winner Professor Konstantin Novoselov shares some of his wisdom with visitors to the graphene exhibit from his department.
Exhibitors at Geometry and light: the science of invisibility used simple demonstrations to show the science behind the magic of invisibility.
Noisy competition reigned at Raiders of the lost amp, where visitors could compete against family and friends to produce electrical power.
Exhibitors on the Nature dresses to impress exhibit were busy blowing bubbles to show off the colours in nature.
Some of the sights and smells at the Rotting fish and fossils: resolving the riddle of our earliest vertebrate ancestors exhibit were rather interesting!
A unique version of kerplunk helped the surgeons at Trauma surgery - the science of the bleeding obvious talk visitors through blood clotting.
Discovering particles
Visitors to Discovering particles: fundamental building blocks of the Universe were able to see first results from the Large Hadron Collider

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