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Dear all

We are holding a charity open day at the BHF at the beginning of Feb and the SciComms team  are tasked with delivering a 'science zone' - an interactive area which will enthuse visitors (mainly adults, but definitely people without a science background) about science and regenerative medicine. We envisage the zone to be like a 'mini-lab' - we're obviously limited by what we can do health and safety wise, but we'll have a lab back-drop and we'd like to have some 'props' within it.

Do any of you know where we can purchase or borrow some items, imagery or video footage from, that would help bring our zone and heart science to life? Perhaps something you've used for any outreach or teaching work you've done before? The following are things we have thought of but any other suggestions would be great:


*         Models/pictures of cells/ hearts - plastic or otherwise



*         Fun props eg. Furry models of cells or hearts, or things like cell top trumps available from the Centre of the Cell


*         Fixed hearts/ heart valves in a jar etc



*         Gadgets eg. stents we could have on a desk for people to look at



*          Good videos, eg. of heart cells beating



*         Good images, we can put on posters



Recommendations of places to buy would also be a great help - we are a bit stuck where to start!

Thank you in advance for your help - it would be great if you could send through your suggestions asap. Alternatively, please can you pass this message on to someone who could help?

Best wishes

Maria



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