More than 25 UK-based Arab Ambassadors and VIPs attended a special gala reception at London’s Science Museum on Thursday the 24th of June to celebrate the record-breaking run of the 1001 Inventions exhibition.

Prof. Salim T S Al-Hassani, 1001 Inventions' Chief Editor & Emeritus Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Manchester will give a lecture in Bristol

A special lecture held by the world renowned historian of science, George Saliba, Professor of Islamic and Arabic Studies at Columbia University, New York.

The Chief Editor of the groundbreaking publication 1001 Inventions: Muslim Heritage in Our World, will be signing copies of the book for visitors to the Science Museum in London

Professor T S Al-Hassani has been invited by Cambridge Speakers Union to deliver a lecture entitled "Multi-Faith Scientists Within Muslim Civilisation"

The Moon has been important to cultures and religions around the world since human societies first arose. We have used it to light our way, tell the time, navigate at sea and chart a course through social and religious life.

Dana decamps to the Science Museum as it opens its doors for an adults-only late-night extravaganza. Come and play in our newest galleries, and have a drink with friends.

How have buildings, past and present, dealt with extreme temperatures? Join architects and historians to look at how different methods, ancient and modern, are used to ensure that buildings are places we can live and work in.

Arab astronomers profoundly changed our concept of the night sky, from a fearful realm with unpredictable powers over our lives, to an object of scientific curiosity.