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Patchwerk
This article was written by Rob Sommerlad, Volunteer Research Assistant for Electronic Music. Build-it-yourself Digital Oscillator module, 1985 ( Science Museum, London ) One of...
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First Oramics Podcast!
Today we have a treat for fans of our Oramics to Electronica: Revealing Histories of Electronic exhibition; a lovely little behind the scenes podcast about the Oramics machine! A B-Side to the main...
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Circuit Bending Podcast
Guest blog post from Robert Sommerlad, a musician and Science Museum research assistant. One of the museum’s many wonderful volunteers recently took a trip to Brighton in order to find out more about...
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Circuit Bending Podcast Part Two
Phew..! Finally the moment you’ve all been waiting for: the resolution to last week’s incredibly dramatic cliff-hanger ending! Here’s the second part of our interview with electronic musician,...
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Music by Muzak
This article was written by Ellie West-Thomas, An Electronic Music Volunteer. As Christmas draws closer, how many of you have found yourselves in a shopping centre listening to the dulcet sounds of an...
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Science Museum enters the Information Age
Charlotte Connelly is a Content Developer for Information Age, a new communications technology gallery opening in September 2014. Last night the Science Museum announced exciting details about a new...
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Mobile technology: past, present and future
This blog post is writted by Chloe Vince, volunteer for Information Age. Information Age is a brand new communications gallery opening in 2014. “Joel, I’m calling you from a ‘real’ cellular telephone....
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Beyond the mouse – the future of computer interfaces
Chloe Vince, volunteer on the Information Age project takes a look at the humble computer mouse, Douglas Englebart’s best-known contribution to modern computing. Since its invention in 1963, the...
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Putting a piece of Cameroon in the Science Museum
Charlotte Connelly is a Content Developer on Information Age, a new exhibition opening in 2014. She works on stories about mobile phones, radio and television. Diana McCormack and Esther Sharp are...
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Information Age team begin the one year countdown
Charlotte Connelly is a content developer on Information Age, an exciting new gallery about information and communication, opening in September 2014. This week over in the Information Age team we...
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