Opening this October 15th at Barnsley Musuem's Cooper Gallery ! Brains in a Dish exhibition +activites programme supported by ARUK, ACE Lottery Project Grant + Barnsleys Museums. Read More
Dr Ross Paterson takes a skin sample from Charlie's arm so that her skin cells will be grown and gradually transformed into functioning braincells 'in a dish' as part of Professor Wray's dementia research at University College London.
video still : Fergus Walsh / BBC / CreatedOutofMind/Wellcome Read More
Dr Lovejoy dividing Charlie's skin sample to grow cell cultures for dementia research in the Wraylab at UCL.
Video still from Charile Murphy's 'skin to mind' video series Read More
Image taken down the microscope of Charlie's 'fibroblast' and 'epithelial' (skin) cells being grown 'in a dish'. One of the delicate cell culturing processes
used in dementia research in the Wray lab at UCL. photo: Dr Christopher Lovejoy Read More
One of Charlie's creative responses to the microscopic imagery she's observed in the Wraylab at UCL, this artwork is made from a selection of
borosilicate glass fragments & liquids, Image from her 'in vitro' projection series. Read More
Professor Selina Wray's 'neuronal rosettes' cultured in her Wraylab at UCL are seen here growing in a 2D culture dish. They have been stained to reveal different proteins for her dementia research.
photo : Professor Selina Wray/UCL Read More
Dr Lovejoy freezing the team's donated fibroblast (skin) cells for dementia research in the Wraylab at UCL.
Still from Charlie Murphy's 'skin to mind' video series Read More
Charlie Murphy + Robin Bussell's 'spontaneous synapse' installation has been created with upcycled,
reformed burettes, robotic lasers, retort stands & clamps. Seen here as presented at The Lowry in 2019.
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Participants performing key principles and cellular actions involved in Professor Wray's dementia research at The Neuronal Disco. Seen here at Southbank's B(old) Festival, (London) 2018. photo:David Sanderson/ Wellcome Read More
This microscopic Image shows Philip Ball’s neurons (brain cells) extending their axons 'in a dish' as part of Professor Wray's dementia research. Phil's participation in the Brains project inspired his book 'How to Grow a Human' published by Harper Collins (2019). photo: Dr Christopher Lovejoy. Read More
Students from Kingston School of Art respond to Charlie's Brainscan headdress which visualises brain activities through light and colour... Read More
'in search of self' (detail ), a large scale installation that uses robotic lights to animate a constellation of UV reactive glass sculptures... Read More
fibroblasts, 'in vitro' 2020, mixed media projection - one of Charlie's creative responses to the imagery she observed in the Wraylab at UCL. Read More
