Shell Meets Bone, Glasgow Science Festival, University of Glasgow, June, 2017
University of Glasgow, Hunterian Museum
8th-11th June, 13th – 18th June
Tues to Sat 10.00-17:00, Sun 11.00-16:00
All ages
Free
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In this unique exhibition, artist Rachel Duckhouse and biominerals expert Prof Maggie Cusack explore the beautiful nano-patterns of mother of pearl shell and their link to University of Glasgow research into human bone growth. Funded by the Leverhulme Trust.
University of Glasgow, University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ
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