Science on the Streets:
the history of science and technology
behind everyday Glasgow
Failte gu science air sraidean Ghlaschu!
Science on the Streets:
the history of science and technology
behind everyday Glasgow
Failte gu science air sraidean Ghlaschu!
Glasgow has an impressive scientific and industrial heritage which we continue to build on today. However, today's technology is usually taken for granted, and Glasgow's contribution often ignored.
This website is a companion to our free walking tour, exploring the history of science and technology behind everyday Glasgow locations and scientists. If you would like to see the 'tape measure' in George Square, hear the story of the two Glasgow scientists' attempt to bring an executed murderer back to life using electricity, or find out how the James Watt steam engine works, then read on or come on our tour. Tours will run on request, see tour info page.
Please write an email to tours@scienceonstreets.org.uk if you would like to come on our tour(s) listed below:
Glasgow Science Festival: 6 - 16 June 2013
City Centre Tour: Saturday 8th June, 2pm
Please book the tour here.
A list of previous events can be found here.
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Tour guide during a walk in a cage (Photo: www.eveningtimes.co.uk)