James Lovelock exhibition opens at Science Museum
The exhibition of work from the 94 year old renowned scientist opens today and is free for members of the public.
Scientist's seventy year career honoured in exhibition
James Lovelock, the 94 year old scientist described as 'one of the most important independent scientists of the twentieth century', will see his work honoured in an exhibition opening today at the Science Museum.
The exhibition uncovers achievements from throughout his seventy year career, which saw him work on fields as diverse as medicine, space exploration an environmental science.
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