“To be properly educated to practice his or her art, it is essential that a knowledge of science be supplemented by familiarity with the humanities.”
John P. McGovern, MD.
Permanent Exhibits
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Amazing Body Gallery
Take a larger-than-life walking tour through the human body and learn about how your major organs work.
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DeBakey Cell Lab
Gear up with a lab coat, gloves, and goggles and travel through experiment stations designed to introduce biology-based science to the public.
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Your Body Your Air
This mobile exhibit explores four common types of air pollutants and their sources in the Houston area, and how they affect our bodies and our communities.
Traveling Exhibits
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Mindworks: U.S Premiere
Be the first in the United States to see this interactive, hands-on exhibit that brings decision-making, memory, and emotions to life! Explore why you think, feel, and react the way you do at MindWorks, and uncover the remarkable power of your mind.
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Hearts of Hope
This unique installation invites you to share and read messages of hope, as an effort to support marginalized communities through a network of encouragement and connection.