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Making the Mutation Station
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Museum exhibitions often spring from interesting questions or concepts and
are then built upon solid foundations of scientific research and discovery.
But physically mounting a major exhibition like The Genomic Revolution
requires the teamwork of many skilled people from a wide range of
scientific, manufacturing and technical fields.
Bringing theoretical scientific ideas to life is the stock-in-trade of the
American Museum of Natural History’s Exhibitions Department. The Exhibitions
Department, in cooperation with other Museum staff members and scientific
divisions, is responsible for both the design and construction of the
intriguing environment that is The Genomic Revolution. From interactive
displays to synthetic chromosomes, video animations to holograms, these are
the people who truly make The Genomic Revolution come alive.
Take a quick peek behind the scenes at some Exhibitions staff members hard
at work preparing exhibits for The Genomic Revolution.
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