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Odd versus even: a scientific study of the ‘rules’ of plating
Published 2016-01-01“…We report on the results of a series of large-scale computer-based preference tests (conducted at The Science Museum in London and online) that evaluated the widely-held belief that food should be plated in odd rather than even numbers of elements in order to maximize the visual appeal of a dish. …”
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The visual complexity of coronal mass ejections follows the solar cycle
Published 2020“…To explore this complexity, we created a citizen science project with the U.K. Science Museum, in which participants were shown pairs of CME images and asked to decide which image in each pair appeared the most “complicated.” …”
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STP4: spatio temporal path planning based on pedestrian trajectory prediction in dense crowds
Published 2023-10-01“…The results of an evaluation implementing this method in a real robot in a science museum show that the trajectory prediction works. …”
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Intelligent algorithms for social robotics
Published 2018“…The analysis was done by analysing the text data collected from her conversations with humans, when Nadine was “working” as a receptionist at ArtScience Museum. As sentiment is an element that highly affects the quality of the interaction between human and social robots, this project focuses on sentiment analysis, through two approaches. …”
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Multimedia courseware for teaching of rapid prototyping systems
Published 2011“…The design and development of the multimedia courseware is based on a “visit a science museum” concept where each topic can be accessed depending on the interests or the needs of users. …”
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On the importance of balance to aesthetic plating
Published 2016“…Here, we report on a series of citizen science experiments conducted at the Science Museum, in London, that demonstrate a clear preference for balanced over unbalanced presentations of exactly the same ingredients over all compositions. …”
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Dramatic growth of hydrological science in the UK in the 1960s and early 1970s
Published 2022-05-01“…The research is based on participant observation and examination of contemporary committee papers held in the UK National Archives, Kew and in the Science Museum Archive, Wroughton. HIGHLIGHTS The social history of scientific hydrology in its formative years in the UK reveals complex relations between scientists and government.; Five physicists played leading roles.; An expensive laboratory catchment study failed.; Hydrological science was defended against demand for precipitate applicability…”
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Dinosaurs, Racial Anxiety, and Curatorial Intervention: Whiteness and Performative Historiography in the Museum
Published 2021-12-01“…This essay argues that the staged encounters between museum visitors and dioramic display of dinosaur fossils in natural history and science museum spaces have been designed to capitalize on and performatively reify white anxiety about the exotic other using the same practices reserved for representing other historic threats to white safety and purity, such as primitive “savages” indigenous to the American West, sub-Saharan Africa, the Amazon, and other untamed wildernesses through survival-of-the-fittest tropes persisting over the last century. …”
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An overlooked eighteenth-century scrofula pamphlet: changing forms and changing readers, 1760–1824
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How does interactive virtual reality enhance learning outcomes via emotional experiences? A structural equation modeling approach
Published 2023-01-01“…It also emphasizes the role played by emotional experience in this context.MethodsThe sample referenced by this study consisted of 480 college students (193 males) who were simultaneously engaged in guided inquiry and learning in an IVR-based COVID-19 pandemic science museum in groups of 10.ResultsThe findings suggest that presence and perceived enjoyment have a key mediating effect on the relationship between virtual reality (VR) features and perceived learning outcomes in an IVR-based learning simulation. …”
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