Vanessa, Ben and Emma report back from the Conservation Matters conference, hosted this February at the museum following successful events in Bolton and Liverpool.
At the National Science and Media Museum, in the heart of Bradford, we explore the science and culture of light and sound technologies and their impact on our lives. We aim to inspire the scientists and engineers of the future to see more, hear more, think more and do more.
This week, we’re starting the build up to our Enemies to Lovers Valentine’s film season with a celebration our favourite sidekicks in cinema.
Ben Robinson takes us behind the scenes of his first weeks in the conservation team.
Ahead of the release of aviary sensation H is for Hawk, we herded up our staff’s favourite movie mice, film foxes and every critter in between…
We recap another great year for film with a roundup of our staff’s screen highlights.
Vanessa wraps up the conservation team’s best bits of the year.
Bradford Digital Creatives: How a Two-Year Pilot Unlocked New Possibilities for Over 1,800 Young People
A two-year digital arts pilot delivered in partnership with Born in Bradford has reached a major milestone – and its impact is already resonating across classrooms, communities, and the city’s creative future.
For Ask a Conservator Day, our conservation team give the inside scoop on how they got into the field, their favourite tools, their current projects and more
Roger Highfield, Science Director, reports on an AI discussion at the Bradford Science Festival.
Conservation and Collections Care Manager Rebecca reveals the challenges of installing very large objects in our galleries.
Public Programme Developer Hattie catches up with Chris Peltier, educator and curator of The Real McCoy™ – Black Inventors Exhibition – ‘A Rich Heritage’.
We sat down with Dami Adetomiwa to learn about his story, his aspirations for film in Bradford, and his experience as a cinema founder in the city.