
Your guide to what's happening in June at the Science Museum's Dana Centre. Find out how seasons affect our wellbeing, take a journey into the history of science with a performance by Punk Science and enjoy Dinner@Dana.

24 June 2009
Dana decamps to the Science Museum as it opens its doors for an adults-only late-night extravaganza. Come and play in our newest galleries, and have a drink with friends.
25 June 2009
The rapidly expanding field of genetics has given us unprecedented tools to study the movement of people across history. We examine the research projects using genetics to track human migration and discuss the science, the social issues and the implications of these studies.
30 June 2009
Are you an 'alpha'? What makes some men and women more sexually attractive than others? Comedienne Carol Jahme combines Charles Darwin and Chaplin, audience participation and even the chance to win some money in this evolutionary-themed show.
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The Science Museum's Dana Centre is an adult-only venue that lets you explore issues in contemporary science through dialogue, interaction, performance and art whilst enjoying food and drinks in our fully-licensed café-bar.
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Then this is the book series for you. Each book brings to life a particular area of technology and takes an informal look at where we are now, where future developments will take us and how they will affect us as individuals and as a society.
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What happens when science inspires art? Can art inspire science? In 2008 we’ll be trialling our first ever ‘poet-in-residence’ programme.
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Discover how an invisible physical phenomenon has been revealed within an amazing textile-static mirror.
A debate on the environmental impacts of a vegetarian vs meat-eating diet.
Supporters of genetically modified foods claim we need GM technology to help feed the developing world. Are these just claims made to gain acceptance for genetic modification? Or is our choice not to buy GM food ultimately contributing to world hunger?
Watch a live endoscopy of a beatboxer!
The Observer, April 2008
"Has the rise of social networking sites really improved your social life?" - The Dana team
"Which strategies would be most effective in creating the behavioural changes necessary to reduce climate change?" - The Dana team
"The chemistry of melanin is important in dermatology, ophthalmology etc etc. These topics were only touched upon. Why anyone can think of the skin classification system as racist is beyond me!..." - Matthew
"....I believe that if there is a "god" things are really very different than most religions perceive them..." - partiminsomniac
"Would it be possible to make newspapers and research organisations that distribute their press releases to journalists responsible for nonsense and misleading information?" - Elena Girard