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Teylers Museum

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Without a Doubt? How Science Works

Teylers Museum · Haarlem, Netherlands · 2 Oct 2026 to 29 Aug 2027

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An interactive exhibition on how science actually works, built around five principles: finding evidence, repeating, adjusting, challenging and building on. Illustrated with historical objects from the collection, including Rontgen's own early X-rays, alongside loans from other institutions.

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