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Idea colliders : the future of science museums / Michael John Gorman.
By: Gorman, Michael John [author.]
.Series: MetaLabprojects: Publisher: Cambridge, Massachusetts : The MIT Press, 2020Description: xi, 162 pages : illustrations (chiefly color).Content type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780262539241.Subject(s): Science museumsDDC classification: 507.4
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Summary: "An exploration of where the science museum is headed in the 21st century--from the traditional curiosity exposition of 19th century to contemporary hybrid/interactive models"-- Provided by publisher.
The edge effect -- Three tales from the future -- Rise of the hybrids -- Safe sex in the academic realm : the Science Gallery experiment -- Windows : ten shifts : redefining cultural institutions -- The biological turn -- Piercing the filter bubble : science museums and social capital -- From incubators to idea colliders.
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| 501 KUH The structure of scientific revolutions / | 501.12 KAK Visions : | 506.09 SIX Sixty years of science at UNESCO, 1945-2005. | 507.4 GOR Idea colliders : the future of science museums / | 508.092 MAB Selected writings 1974-1999 / | 509.05 REE If science is to save us / | 509.4109033 HOL The age of wonder : |
The edge effect -- Three tales from the future -- Rise of the hybrids -- Safe sex in the academic realm : the Science Gallery experiment -- Windows : ten shifts : redefining cultural institutions -- The biological turn -- Piercing the filter bubble : science museums and social capital -- From incubators to idea colliders.
"An exploration of where the science museum is headed in the 21st century--from the traditional curiosity exposition of 19th century to contemporary hybrid/interactive models"-- Provided by publisher.