Whodunit?
DATE: 20 Jan 2012 - 8 Jul 2012
VENUE: Queensland Museum & Sciencentre
Cnr Grey & Melbourne Streets
SOUTH BANK
QLD 4101
The Sciencentre's new exhibition Whodunit?, on from 20 January - 8 July 2012, invites visitors to test their crime-fighting skills using forensic science techniques. Using tools used by real-life investigators, interactive, hands-on activities allow visitors to step into the shoes of a real-life investigator and use crime-solving techniques including fingerprinting and DNA profiling. Those with a strong stomach can try forensic entomology - examining maggots from the victim's corpse to determine the time he died - or join a virtual autopsy to determine cause of death.
Whodunit? is suitable for children aged eight and above. The exhibition includes a simulated crime scene and virtual autopsy and may be disturbing for some visitors. Parents should use their discretion when determining the suitability of this exhibition for their children.
EVENT TIMES
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
VENUE: Queensland Museum & Sciencentre
Cnr Grey & Melbourne Streets
SOUTH BANK
QLD 4101
The Sciencentre's new exhibition Whodunit?, on from 20 January - 8 July 2012, invites visitors to test their crime-fighting skills using forensic science techniques. Using tools used by real-life investigators, interactive, hands-on activities allow visitors to step into the shoes of a real-life investigator and use crime-solving techniques including fingerprinting and DNA profiling. Those with a strong stomach can try forensic entomology - examining maggots from the victim's corpse to determine the time he died - or join a virtual autopsy to determine cause of death.
Whodunit? is suitable for children aged eight and above. The exhibition includes a simulated crime scene and virtual autopsy and may be disturbing for some visitors. Parents should use their discretion when determining the suitability of this exhibition for their children.
EVENT TIMES
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Starts
1/20/2012 @ 12:00
Ends
7/8/2012 @ 12:00
Location
Queensland Museum & Sciencentre
Brisbane, QLD
DATE: 20 Jan 2012 - 8 Jul 2012
VENUE: Queensland Museum & Sciencentre
Cnr Grey & Melbourne Streets
SOUTH BANK
QLD 4101
The Sciencentre's new exhibition Whodunit?, on from 20 January - 8 July 2012, invites visitors to test their crime-fighting skills using forensic science techniques. Using tools used by real-life investigators, interactive, hands-on activities allow visitors to step into the shoes of a real-life investigator and use crime-solving techniques including fingerprinting and DNA profiling. Those with a strong stomach can try forensic entomology - examining maggots from the victim's corpse to determine the time he died - or join a virtual autopsy to determine cause of death.
Whodunit? is suitable for children aged eight and above. The exhibition includes a simulated crime scene and virtual autopsy and may be disturbing for some visitors. Parents should use their discretion when determining the suitability of this exhibition for their children.
EVENT TIMES
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Brisbane, QLD
DATE: 20 Jan 2012 - 8 Jul 2012
VENUE: Queensland Museum & Sciencentre
Cnr Grey & Melbourne Streets
SOUTH BANK
QLD 4101
The Sciencentre's new exhibition Whodunit?, on from 20 January - 8 July 2012, invites visitors to test their crime-fighting skills using forensic science techniques. Using tools used by real-life investigators, interactive, hands-on activities allow visitors to step into the shoes of a real-life investigator and use crime-solving techniques including fingerprinting and DNA profiling. Those with a strong stomach can try forensic entomology - examining maggots from the victim's corpse to determine the time he died - or join a virtual autopsy to determine cause of death.
Whodunit? is suitable for children aged eight and above. The exhibition includes a simulated crime scene and virtual autopsy and may be disturbing for some visitors. Parents should use their discretion when determining the suitability of this exhibition for their children.
EVENT TIMES
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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