Explore miSci's latest interactive exhibits and experiences!

Engineering the Perfect Shot! The Interactive Minigolf Exhibit

Engineering the Perfect Shot! The Interactive Minigolf Exhibit

Grand Reopening January 20, 2024!

Explore the world of engineering and physics while playing a game of mini golf! This exhibit features nine interactive miniature golf holes, each designed to show off a different piece of the world of physics. Experiment with energy, friction, collision, design, and more!

Design Zone

Design Zone

What does it take to create an addictive and fun videogame? How many beats per second does a DJ need to get bodies moving on the dance floor? What goes behind creating a roller coaster or a skate park that produces the most fun and biggest thrills? Discover the secrets behind how videogame developers, music producers, roller coaster designers, and other creative problem solvers do what they do.

Design Zone is an exciting interactive exhibition that highlights the importance of science and mathematical thinking in areas critical to building creativity and innovation: art, music, and engineering and presents the creative concepts behind the processes and tools needed to create a successful design.

On view now in the Jane Golub Gallery

Women at GE

Women at GE

GE employed some of the first female industrial scientists and engineers in the world in the early 1900s- however, their professional success was limited by the social norms of the period. Take a tour through a century of innovators, scientists, and technicians all preserved in miSci’s archives and on view this spring at miSci’s Lecture Gallery.

Leonardo da Vinci: Machines in Motion – Coming This Summer!

Leonardo da Vinci: Machines in Motion – Coming This Summer!

Coming May 25, 2024!

Set in motion 40 machines from the mind of Leonardo da Vinci! Machines in Motion features 40 different machines built from the notes and inspiration of one of history’s most famous innovators and artists, including flying machines imagined hundreds of years before the Wright Brothers ever flew.