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Course ID: 25-E012-7

Have you ever wondered why some smells are more pleasant, or why some smell smells stronger than others??

Join us in this workshop as we take a nosedive into the chemistry of fragrances and understand why and how they work through a variety of hands-on activities!

Based on what you learnt, you will also be making your very own personalised scent diffuser.

Please note that Science Centre exhibitions will be closed on Mondays except school and public holidays. The Kinetic Garden, the Ecogarden and lab lessons for schools are available as per normal. We thank you for your understanding.

Course ID: 25-F002-7

What does meteorology have to do with particle physics? In this workshop, participants will learn how a serendipitous observation led to the development of the cloud chamber particle detector by Charles Wilson (Nobel prize 1927), according to Lord Rutherford the most wonderful and original instrument in scientific history". Exploiting concepts such as condensation, evaporation, and supersaturation, participants will build their own cloud chambers and observe some of the natural ionising radiation surrounding us.

Please note that Science Centre exhibitions will be closed on Mondays except school and public holidays. The Kinetic Garden, the Ecogarden and lab lessons for schools are available as per normal. We thank you for your understanding.

Course ID: 25-B013-1

Classify animals into different groups (amphibians, birds, fish, insects, mammals and reptiles)Find out about their physical features for example, their outer coverings , the way they move and theway they reproduce . Student will also get an opportunity to look at live animal specimens.After attending the workshop, students will get access for the "I am a Young Zoologist" platform to earn badge..

Please note that Science Centre exhibitions will be closed on Mondays except school and public holidays. The Kinetic Garden, the Ecogarden and lab lessons for schools are available as per normal. We thank you for your understanding.

Course ID: 25-G008-1

The advent of solar cells in 1883 by Charles Fritts was the beginning of the vast advancement of methods to harness the renewable energy as a form of clean energy. In the 1990s, the notion to mimic photosynthesis has led to the development of Organic Solar Cells. This technology replaces chlorophyll in green plants with organic dyes(such as blueberry extract) and uses other electrolytes and catalysts to simulate the internal environment of a leaf. In this workshop, students will fabricate and assemble an organic solar cell. Using our�in-house�kit, students will perform characterization of their solar cell and plot a graph to identify the maximum power of the solar cell.

Please note that Science Centre exhibitions will be closed on Mondays except school and public holidays. The Kinetic Garden, the Ecogarden and lab lessons for schools are available as per normal. We thank you for your understanding.

Course ID: 26-A016-1

Learn about the underlying forces of nature that makes our Earth dynamic and alive! 

Please note that for Non-member Private/International Schools, separate Admission Tickets are required. See T&Cs in your Booking Confirmation email for details.

Please note that Science Centre exhibitions will be closed on Mondays except school and public holidays. The Kinetic Garden, the Ecogarden and lab lessons for schools are available as per normal. We thank you for your understanding.

Course ID: 26-A017-1

The Ecogarden, short for ecology garden, is a living outdoor laboratory with a diverse variety of plants to observe and many types of animals to find. The plants here receive no special care. No attempt is made to control pests except for occasional pruning, mowing and necessary replanting. Thus there are many habitats where animals can find suitable niches for themselves, providing a suitable setting for ecological studies. The Ecogarden is divided into many different areas showcasing a variety of plants. From our local king of fruits, the durian, to the common vegetables that you get in the market, take a walk around nature and discover more about the plants that you commonly see.

Please note that for Non-member Private/International Schools, separate Admission Tickets are required. See T&Cs in your Booking Confirmation email for details.

Please note that Science Centre exhibitions will be closed on Mondays except school and public holidays. The Kinetic Garden, the Ecogarden and lab lessons for schools are available as per normal. We thank you for your understanding.

Course ID: 26-A018-1

The Ecogarden, short for ecology garden, is a living outdoor laboratory with a diverse variety of plants to observe and many types of animals to find. The plants here receive no special care. No attempt is made to control pests except for occasional pruning, mowing and necessary replanting. Thus there are many habitats where animals can find suitable niches for themselves, providing a suitable setting for ecological studies. The Ecogarden is divided into many different areas showcasing a variety of plants. From our local king of fruits, the durian, to the common vegetables that you get in the market, take a walk around nature and discover more about the plants that you commonly see.

Please note that for Non-member Private/International Schools, separate Admission Tickets are required. See T&Cs in your Booking Confirmation email for details.

Please note that Science Centre exhibitions will be closed on Mondays except school and public holidays. The Kinetic Garden, the Ecogarden and lab lessons for schools are available as per normal. We thank you for your understanding.

Course ID: 26-A019-1

Energy is all around us. While we might often find it difficult to visualise energy, humankind has learnt how to harness energy for work. Take a learning journey with this Energy Story Gallery pathway through 6 zones of multimedia displays and interactives in our Energy Story exhibition and discover the story of how humankind has progressed off the back of energy discovery, and must now work towards a cleaner, more sustainable future. This gallery pathway also captures Singapore’s energy story with her 4 energy switches, while addressing our responsibility as energy consumers, presenting a vision of a clean and energy-efficient future.

Please note that for Non-member Private/International Schools, separate Admission Tickets are required. See T&Cs in your Booking Confirmation email for details.

Please note that Science Centre exhibitions will be closed on Mondays except school and public holidays. The Kinetic Garden, the Ecogarden and lab lessons for schools are available as per normal. We thank you for your understanding.

Course ID: 26-A020-1

Energy is all around us. While we might often find it difficult to visualise energy, humankind has learnt how to harness energy for work. Take a learning journey with this Energy Story Gallery pathway through 6 zones of multimedia displays and interactives in our Energy Story exhibition and discover the story of how humankind has progressed off the back of energy discovery, and must now work towards a cleaner, more sustainable future. This gallery pathway also captures Singapore’s energy story with her 4 energy switches, while addressing our responsibility as energy consumers, presenting a vision of a clean and energy-efficient future.

Please note that for Non-member Private/International Schools, separate Admission Tickets are required. See T&Cs in your Booking Confirmation email for details.

Please note that Science Centre exhibitions will be closed on Mondays except school and public holidays. The Kinetic Garden, the Ecogarden and lab lessons for schools are available as per normal. We thank you for your understanding.