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Join us for a celebration of the exhibition and the students who made it, and listen to an illuminating panel event about women in science.
Science Gallery London is now permanently closed.
Science Gallery London's programme ran from 2014–2026.
The SGL building reverts to its original name - Boland House.
The Courtyard Cafe and work/study spaces on the ground floor remain open to the public.
King's Venues at London Bridge continues to offer events and venue hire via kingsvenues@kcl.ac.uk
Stay in touch with the Global Science Gallery Network by following our sister Science Galleries in Bengaluru, Melbourne and Monterrey.
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Entry to all our exhibitions and events is FREE.
Join us for a celebration of the exhibition and the students who made it, and listen to an illuminating panel event about women in science.
Students from the LGBTQ+ Society and Womxn in Biosciences collaborate with Grrrl Zine Fair to raise awareness of trans+ people’s and women’s exclusion in healthcare.
Can you beat the AI? How (Not) to Get Hit by a Self-Driving Car is just one of the interactive attractions in the second of our lively Friday Lates.
To mark World Mental Health Day, Marcus Coates’ film explores lived experience of psychosis - presented in partnership with Artangel and King’s Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience.
Knitting and crochet for social purpose - join Craft Froward for a marathon session making blankets for Londoners experiencing homelessness.
The first of two Friday Lates looks at the stories and speculations around AI through an exciting programme of live performances, discussions and interactive displays.
Following their residency at Science Gallery London, King's College London students Jhanelle White and Tiarna Lee kick-off a trio of discussion events exploring all the wild, weird and wonderful myths we hold about AI.
It’s the free community meal with a big question! If you’re 18-25 in Southwark or Lambeth, or a student at King’s, join us for dinner and discussion about big issues in health, science and society. Make friends, challenge your thinking, and enjoy a delicious meal at the same time.