Outreach gallery

We love to take our activities on the road to bring the science of imaging to life.

Our activities are supported by the Institute of Physics. They can be adapted for age five and upwards at national science festivals, school visits and community groups.

Let our photos take you on a virtual tour of our recent outreach activity.

A group of young people and adults, exploring one of the exhibition activities
One of the stands at the exhibition - visitors talking to the Team
A visitor to the exhibition, exploring one of the activities
A view across one of the activity areas - busy with people
One of the researchers, guiding a young visitor through one of the exhibition activities
A group of people posing as one of the researchers takes a photo of them using a pinhole camera - there's a lot of face pulling!
Scientist displays an acetate with moiré patterns printed on it
An infrared readout of items laid on a desk, including a brochure and electronic device. The latter produces a lighter (warmer) reading than the other objects.
A family with two young children - sitting at a table, exploring some of the exhibition activities
Scientist shows a family group their infrared photograph
Scientist demonstrating how a pinhole camera works. The lens is focused out of the photograph straight towards us - smile, please!
Taken from above, looking down on the subjects - a scientist works with a family group to explore infrared imaging