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Following the success of our previous two Sensory Science exhibitions held at Monash university and the UNSW, we will be coming to Perth in October and back to Monash in December.

Sensory Science – An LEI Exhibition to Stimulate the Senses, Saturday October 26th, 2019: 11am to 3pm 

This exhibition, developed in conjunction with the Lions Eye Institute, will feature tactile science-based artwork produced by our Artist in Residence, Erica that enables people with little or no vision to learn about science and research in a new and engaging way.

Venue: UWA IQX, cnr Broadway and Stirling Highway Nedlands

This event is free and all members of the public are welcome. No tickets required.

Further info can be found here or contact Diana at the LEI on 08 9381 0876.

Image: Erica Tandori and Jamie Rossjohn holding some tactile models.

Image credit: Carla Gottgens

SENSORY SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION, Friday December 6th, 2019: 8.45am – 12.45pm

We invite members of the blind and low vision community to our Sensory Scientific Exhibition and Discovery Day at the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute. Enhance your life through discovery This exhibition is specifically designed for a blind and low vision audience, with tactile, sound, olfactory and low vision accessible displays and exhibits. Learn about cells and cell division, tumour growth and invasion, new and existing cancer treatments and more. This is a free event but registration is essential.

Register here

Download Flyer here

Enquires: BDI-SSD@monash.edu

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