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Science is hugely important to our future, and at the Crick, we believe that everyone should have the chance to explore and help shape it.

The Crick is an open door for curious minds. A place that brings the public and our researchers together. Through our vibrant public programme of free events and exhibitions, you can explore what goes on behind the scenes and gain fascinating insights into the Crick’s research.

Information about our café, toilets, security, Wi-Fi, cloakroom and more to help you plan your visit.

The Crick is a signatory to the Technician Commitment, a sector-wide initiative led by the Science Council and the Gatsby Foundation aiming to address the particular career challenges faced by technical and scientific staff.

Crick Lectures are open to scientists from other institutes and universities in and around London and elsewhere. Attendees require a minimum of graduate-level biological knowledge and the Crick lectures are not suitable for school-aged participants.

Sandwich students join one of the Crick's research groups or science technology platforms for 12 months to work on a research project.

The Crick is wheelchair-accessible and can support visitors with disabilities.

A myriad of intriguing patterns exist throughout the natural world, many of which are visible to the naked eye.