SEE YOURSELF IN A NEW WAY 01.18.20 - 05.10

SEPTEMBER 14, 2019 - JANUARY 4, 2020

AN EXHIBITION PRESENTED BY

EEvvolution rolution reevvolutionolutionby Robert WinstonIntroduces the concepts of evolution andbiodiversity, discussing such topics asnaturalism, genetics, and adaptation.

Decoding genes with MDecoding genes with MaxaxAxiom, super scienAxiom, super scientisttistby Amber Keyser"In graphic novel format, follows theadventures of Max Axiom as he explainsthe science behind genes."

UUnmasking the Science onmasking the Science offSuperpoSuperpowwers!ers!by Jordan BrownAn introduction to the high-flying sciencebehind superpowers includes coverageof such topics as the rare gene that givessome people incredibly strong bones.

GeneGenetictics : brs : breaking the code oeaking the code offyyour DNAour DNAby Carla MooneyAn educational introduction to the worldof genetics examines such concepts asthe role of chromosomes, the structure ofDNA and the mechanics of geneticinheritance, profiling new discoveries and

related controversies while providing suggestions forbiology-based activities.
















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SEE YOURSELF IN A NEW WAY01.18.20 - 05.10.20

SEPTEMBER 14, 2019 - JANUARY 4, 2020

AN EXHIBITION PRESENTED BY DEVELOPED AND PRODUCED BY

IN ASSOCIATION WITH SPONSORED BY

Department of Health and Human Services

SEE YOURSELF IN A NEW WAY01.18.20 - 05.10.20

UUnrnravavelling the double helix : theelling the double helix : theststory oory of DNAf DNAby Gareth WilliamsCovers the most colorful period in thehistory of DNA, from the discovery of“nuclein” in the late 1860s to the publicationof James Watson’s The Double Helix in1968, and explores the personalities of the

main players, the impact of their entanglement with DNAand what unique qualities make great scientists tick.

The ImmortThe Immortal Lifal Life oe of Hf HenrieenriettttaaLLackackssby Rebecca SklootDocuments the story of how scientiststook cells from an unsuspectingdescendant of freed slaves and createda human cell line that has been kept aliveindefinitely, enabling discoveries in suchareas as cancer research, in vitrofertilization and gene mapping.

Superbugs : the rSuperbugs : the race tace to sto stop anop anepidemicepidemicby Matt McCarthyThe best-selling author of Odd Man Outchronicles the race to find new treatmentsagainst antibiotic-resistant bacteria,sharing insights from the front lines of agroundbreaking clinical trial involving

dangerously sick patients, innovative medicines andcutting-edge DNA technologies.

DeDev1at3 - Dev1at3 - Deviatviateeby Jay KristoffWhile Eve searches for the real AnaMonrova in the hope of creating an army oflifelikes, her former best friend, Lemon, joinsa group of people with genetic powers like

her own only to discover that not all of her new associatesare trustworthy.

The coming stThe coming stormormby Mark AlpertIn a near-future New York City ravagedby rising sea levels, superstorms andscarce resources, a genetic scientist joinsforces with a genetically enhancedsoldier and a Brooklyn gang kingpin toresist a government plot involving massDNA manipulation.

HHoow Genew Genetic Rtic ResearesearchchChanged the WChanged the Worldorldby Carla MooneyThe hunt for genes -- The genome era :Sequencing, mapping and interpretingDNA -- The origins of genetic engineeringand biotechnology -- Advances inmolecular medicine -- The future of

genetic research.

UUnrnravavelling the double helix : theelling the double helix : theststory oory of DNAf DNAby Gareth WilliamsCovers the most colorful period in thehistory of DNA, from the discovery of“nuclein” in the late 1860s to the publicationof James Watson’s The Double Helix in1968, and explores the personalities of the

main players, the impact of their entanglement with DNAand what unique qualities make great scientists tick.

The ImmortThe Immortal Lifal Life oe of Hf HenrieenriettttaaLLackackssby Rebecca SklootDocuments the story of how scientiststook cells from an unsuspectingdescendant of freed slaves and createda human cell line that has been kept aliveindefinitely, enabling discoveries in suchareas as cancer research, in vitrofertilization and gene mapping.

Superbugs : the rSuperbugs : the race tace to sto stop anop anepidemicepidemicby Matt McCarthyThe best-selling author of Odd Man Outchronicles the race to find new treatmentsagainst antibiotic-resistant bacteria,sharing insights from the front lines of agroundbreaking clinical trial involving

dangerously sick patients, innovative medicines andcutting-edge DNA technologies.

DeDev1at3 - Dev1at3 - Deviatviateeby Jay KristoffWhile Eve searches for the real AnaMonrova in the hope of creating an army oflifelikes, her former best friend, Lemon, joinsa group of people with genetic powers like

her own only to discover that not all of her new associatesare trustworthy.

The coming stThe coming stormormby Mark AlpertIn a near-future New York City ravagedby rising sea levels, superstorms andscarce resources, a genetic scientist joinsforces with a genetically enhancedsoldier and a Brooklyn gang kingpin toresist a government plot involving massDNA manipulation.

HHoow Genew Genetic Rtic ResearesearchchChanged the WChanged the Worldorldby Carla MooneyThe hunt for genes -- The genome era :Sequencing, mapping and interpretingDNA -- The origins of genetic engineeringand biotechnology -- Advances inmolecular medicine -- The future of

genetic research.

Explores how, through genetic research, scientists are unlocking the mystery of human evolution and creating powerful new ways to manipulate genes and change the world.

Explores how, through genetic research, scientists are unlocking the mystery of human evolution and creating powerful new ways to manipulate genes and change the world.