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  Temporary exhibition: Art from synthetic biology

  This unique exhibition features living genetically modified artworks produced through a doctoral research combining innovative approaches in the arts with the biological sciences.

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  Art from synthetic biology (Exhibiton)

  2013-04-08

  'Art from Synthetic Biology' is the first public art exhibition to feature living genetically modified microorganisms in the UK. This free exhibition in the Ri's Atrium will run from 8-12 ...

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  Anatomies: the human body, its parts and the stories they tell

  2013-02-21

  Hugh Aldersey-Williams

  It is the most fraught and fascinating, talked-about and taboo, unique yet universal aspect of our lives. It is the inspiration for art, the subject of science and the source of some of the greatest s...

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  Ri collections: oil paintings

  The Royal Institution's collection of oil paintings includes portraits of notable scientists and images of historic lectures.

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  Ri collections: watercolours and prints

  The Royal Institution holds a large collection of portrait prints, including those collected by Michael Faraday. Also in the collection are the watercolours by Harriet Moore which offer a rare picture of a 19th century laboratory.

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