Science Projects

Science Projects Science Projects specialises in the field of interactive exhibits. They have a science centre, travelling exhibitions and a design & build service.

Science Projects was set-up in 1986 as a non-profit organisation ‘dedicated to the promotion of science to the public by creating interactive exhibitions’. Since then, they have created exhibits for hundreds projects around the world, reaching an audience of millions. The organisation is different not only because it designs and builds exhibits; they also run a successful science centre and travel

ling exhibitions. Importantly, their underlying philosophical roots have always been committed to the promotion of learning.

A few stages from our latest interactive exhibit installation at Strokestown Park, Ireland. It has come together really ...
25/08/2026

A few stages from our latest interactive exhibit installation at Strokestown Park, Ireland. It has come together really well, and we're delighted with how it looks - including the characterful timber that makes the whole thing feel more playful and unexpected. Who would have thought a few wonky edges could work so well for a water exhibit?


National Famine Museum | Strokestown Park

Installation underway at Strokestown Park, Ireland.Steve and Keith are on site putting the new Water Wall together - one...
18/08/2026

Installation underway at Strokestown Park, Ireland.

Steve and Keith are on site putting the new Water Wall together - one of those behind-the-scenes stages where the plans meet the reality of the space.

It’s always satisfying to see a project move from workshop to site, and this one is now well on its way.

More progress to come as the installation takes shape.

A selection of interactive exhibits recently installed at the Royal Mint Museum, helping visitors explore the history, c...
22/07/2026

A selection of interactive exhibits recently installed at the Royal Mint Museum, helping visitors explore the history, craftsmanship and technology behind coin production.

Alongside new exhibits, a number of existing interactives have been refreshed, giving them a new lease of life while preserving the stories they continue to tell.

It's always rewarding to work on projects that balance heritage with new ways to engage today's visitors.

The Royal Mint

16/07/2026

Developed for the Francis Crick Institute, these large-scale tooth models form part of an interactive exhibit exploring how scientists can use evidence preserved in teeth to better understand the health of past populations.

Turning complex research into clear, engaging and hands-on experiences is what science centres and museums do best, and it's always rewarding to be part of that process.

18/06/2026

Installed, tested and ready for visitors.

A new water exhibit now in place at Inspiria Science Center, Sarpsborg, Norway. Drawing on local geography and the region's long connection with hydropower, the exhibit combines multiple points of interaction for visitors of all ages, encouraging exploration, collaboration and a little friendly competition.

Keith and Ian are back in Gothenburg for the conference 2026,hosted by . We look forward to seeing you there!
02/06/2026

Keith and Ian are back in Gothenburg for the conference 2026,hosted by . We look forward to seeing you there!

One of the latest NORLYS installations now in place - an outdoor exhibition and initiative developed with Experimentariu...
06/05/2026

One of the latest NORLYS installations now in place - an outdoor exhibition and initiative developed with Experimentarium in Denmark.

Good to see the Earth Balance units installed and out in the landscape as part of the wider series of interactive exhibits created for NORLYS charging parks. More sites still to come.

25/04/2026

Hands-on water exhibits continue to be a strong draw for visitors of all ages.

💧 Reflect local industries and context
💧 Include areas for both younger children and older visitors
💧 Balance open-ended exploration with faster-paced, collaborative challenges
💧 Introduce topics like energy, sustainability and the environment within one exhibit

We’ve been developing water exhibits for over 30 years. If you’re considering one for your space, feel free to get in touch to talk it through.

22/04/2026

From genetic inheritance to evidence held in teeth, these exhibits show different ways of presenting complex science in a way that visitors can quickly grasp. Developed for the

Interactive water exhibit taking shape. All the parts are coming together, water next.
08/04/2026

Interactive water exhibit taking shape. All the parts are coming together, water next.

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Chiswick
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Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
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