The science of SFX. Today it is difficult to imagine what cinema would be like without special effects. Action, science fiction, animation or comedy, the most popular and successful movies largely rely on special effects. However, do we know them? What is hiding behind the magic in action in these great movies? Have you ever dreamed of working with professional tools, step into the shoes of the principal cameraman or create artificial snow? Welcome behind the scenes of the greatest movies in cinema…action! The exhibition Special Effects is produced by Universcience. Special effect exhibition will be presented from October 2017 until August 2018 – Available for touring from autumn 2018.

Wonder Materials: Graphene and Beyond. Wonder Materials: Graphene and Beyond takes the audience on a scientific journey of discovery through the past, present and into the potential future of graphene. First isolated by scientists in 2004, graphene is invisible to the naked eye, thinner than a human hair and 200 times tougher than steel. Made up of single layer of carbon, graphene is super lightweight, super conductive and super strong. This ground-breaking turnkey exhibition introduces visitors to brilliant scientists and artists exploring the cutting edge of materials technology and uncovers the wonders of a two-dimensional world. Wonder Materials showcases fascinating objects, photographs and films to highlight the playfulness, dedication and international collaboration among scientists researching applications for this and other wonder materials. Visitors are encouraged to look at the links between science and industry, and consider how new two-dimensional materials can change the world.

Ancient Oceans. The Natural History Museum, London is currently developing a new touring exhibition called Ancient Oceans (working title). The exhibition explores how Earth’s oceans have played host to some of the largest, fiercest and most successful predators ever to exist on our planet. Rare and striking specimens from the Natural History Museum’s collections tell the story of the different groups of animals that evolved to conquer the ancient oceans through time. Further enhanced through rich and immersive audio-visual interpretation, such as reconstructed CGI environments and animals as well as film and image assets.

The Champion. The Champion travelling exhibition is an engaging, interactive, all ages experience using the latest visualisation technologies. The visitors can try professional training tools and test their skills. NFC wristbands control all the sport tests and challenges. Every visitor is given a personal summary, an e-ChampCertificate about the scores of the tests and games which were done during the visit.

Wonders of Sound- A new travelling exhibition developed for children 4 to 8 and their families. Play music in groups with patterns of rhythm. Let your voice sound like mouse or monster and experience the connection of tones, tuning and material at the Tetrachord. Listen how love, sadness, rage, joy, audacity and fear sound at the Emoti-Wall or jam in small combos at the Musictables. The Fast and Furious Wall allows turning rhythm into notes - at jet speed! Crawl into the Tunnel and hear/watch the mixing of overtones, soundcolours and colours. Available from summer 2017 (more info: www.musikaktionen.de).

New Travelling exhibition: “Neanderthals – Heroes of the Ice Age” This new travelling exhibition presents recent scientific evidences about the Neanderthals in an interactive and appealing way.