Who Am I?

Students can try out the exciting interactives that can morph the face, making it look older or younger – and even switch their gender! Or find people who shared their surname 100 years ago and find out where their ancestors might have lived.

There are also Find Out More displays to reveal in-depth information on the genetics, brain science and psychology that underpins Who Am I. Your students can also find out the kind of things people have phobias about and they are not what you would necessarily expect.

An albino peacock and a genetically modified mouse that has a gene knocked out to make it obese are also on display.

Please note: This gallery will be closed from 4 January - 21 June 2010 for a complete refurbishment. We look forward to welcoming schools back to the exciting new Who am I? gallery in the latter half of the summer term 2010.