InnovateX, the UK’s leading forum exploring the power, potential and future of the Experience Economy, will return to London ...

Supper with a samurai has been impossible for a century and a half, but lately the British Museum has been dishing up the next best thing. For a few evenings in September and October, after day ...

The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Miami is suing the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) in hopes of doing away with a large digital billboard built and operated by its ...

Located on the island of Nakanoshima, this family-friendly science museum features four floors of interactive exhibitions themed on space, chemistry, physics and the like. Children will find the ...

This evening, the British Museum will host its inaugural Ball to coincide with the closing weekend of Frieze London and its exhibition, Ancient India: Living Traditions, which explores the connections ...

It’s part curiosity, part cautionary tale. Eating from London’s worst-rated takeaway reveals not only what’s wrong with the food, but also the fascinating mix of psychology, chemistry, and cultural ...

Daegu National Science Museum (Daegu Science Museum), a representative science exhibition and education institution in the Daegu region, has surpassed 8 million visitors. It marks 12 years since its ...

The death of a 26-year-old London Bagel Museum employee has cast an unexpected spotlight on Korea’s most famous bagel chain — and renewed a peculiar question many have long wondered: Why is it called ...

A type of mosquito that was believed to have evolved in the London Underground has a much older origin in the Mediterranean, according to a new genetic study. The myth originated during World War II ...

Unlock the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to drive impact and create value for your organisation. This data science for business course in London offers executives the practical tools, ...

In March 1958, British television viewers were treated to a museal experiment. For the second episode of his new series, Is Art Necessary?, Kenneth Clark, then chair of the Arts Council, took Henry ...