Ahead of her Manchester Science Festival debut, we spoke to Shobana Jeyasingh about her Spanish flu inspired dance installation, Contagion.
One of the first events to be announced for the 2018 Manchester Science Festival is a cutting-edge dance piece inspired by the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918.
We are looking for an artist to create a new work for this year’s Manchester Science Festival headline exhibition. But why do we combine art and science?
Tape delighted visitors at Manchester Science Festival this year—but what happened to it afterwards?
From our most Instagrammable event ever to robot selfies, #msf17 was a social media hit.
In this guest post, Tom Renn, Managing Director of Manchester Science Partnerships asks: how close are we to living in a robot world?
Our official Manchester Science Festival poem, What Manchester does today, the rest of the world does tomorrow, pays tribute to the city’s place as the home of invention, and references some of the most amazing events to experience at this year’s festival.
Talbot Mill, the location for A Grand Exposition is home to a huge variety of makers, craftspeople, artists and creatives. We caught up with Jon Shackleton and Gideon Foster to find out more about the Brewshack brewing collective and their passion for beer.
From robot poop to AI in hospitals, Tomorrow’s World Live at Manchester Science Festival covered all the big questions. Here’s the most important stuff we learned.
In this guest post, volunteer Joe Roberts takes us through the production process of one of the headline activities at Manchester Science Festival, Tape.
Manchester Science Festival teamed up with the BBC to stream three live experiments from the museum during Opera Passion Day, the BBC’s biggest-ever celebration of opera.
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