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We’re redesigning our Learning Gallery, and we need your help! Become a Whipple Museum curator for the afternoon and build your own museum.

The Whipple Museum has recently acquired the blue plaque, originally dedicated to Crick and Watson, which was repeatedly graffitied to acknowledge the contribution which Rosalind Franklin made to the discovery of the structure of DNA.

To mark the launch of the Franklin & DNA display, Saturday 21 September will feature free talks and family activities exploring the history of women in science.

Women have been interested in science throughout history, but they are often forgotten in histories of science.

We’re redesigning our Learning Gallery, and we need your help! Become a Whipple Museum curator for the afternoon and build your own museum.

We’re redesigning our Learning Gallery, and we need your help! Become a Whipple Museum curator for the afternoon and build your own museum.

We’re redesigning our Learning Gallery, and we need your help! Become a Whipple Museum curator for the afternoon and build your own museum.

We’re redesigning our Learning Gallery, and we need your help! Become a Whipple Museum curator for the afternoon and build your own museum.

The history of science is full of amazing stories of discovery and invention, but there are also darker stories to be told. Find out more about how scientists and scientific institutions have excluded women, belittled and appropriated indigenous knowledge and contributed to the development of "scientific" racism.

We’re redesigning our Learning Gallery, and we need your help! Become a Whipple Museum curator for the afternoon and build your own museum.