The London Museum of Science is set to close its “Secret House” exhibition on June 2. This includes the closure of its 29-year-old laboratory of biological specimens and microfluidic laboratories until the first storage of the embryo chambers. The decision to close the exhibition was made due to outdated devices and malfunctioning interactive displays. Jessica Bedford, the Head of the Museum of Science, explained that bringing in storage components had become very difficult. Therefore, it was deemed necessary to close the exhibition.

During the summer, numerous devices such as old microscopes, gas heating from the 1920s, a clock mechanism, and a phonograph from the 19th century will be transported to the Museum of Science and Innovation in the Svyatoshino district for storage. However, international exhibitions, as well as school and research visits, will still be permitted. Bedford highlighted that visiting the exhibition would be worthwhile for historians conducting research on the social impact of photo catalysis on everyday life.

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