Making sense of the intricate images captured by electron microscopes is a labour-intensive task. Can we train a computer to do some of the work for us?
Join an online community of thousands of citizen scientists to improve the analysis of ever-increasing data sets.
Have a go at Etch a Cell in the exhibition or on Zooniverse now.
Every specialist, technician and engineer at the Crick has a workspace with vital tools and equipment to get their job done and make life-changing science possible.
We're asking exhibition visitors to draw the one essential tool they need on their desk or in their workspace to really nail it.
Share a photo of your essential piece of kit on social media using the #craftandgraft hashtag and we'll be sharing some of our favourites.
How many cell types are there at the Crick? What proportion of genes do humans and flies share?
In the Fly Facility, the team find that music helps them perform the challenging task of injecting DNA into fruit fly embryos against the clock. Do you find you work better to music or in perfect silence?
You may have spotted our striking posters for this exhibition. Can you identify some of the lab and workshop items featured in the poster? You may find some clues in the exhibition and on this website.
Share your guesses with us on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram using the hashtag #craftandgraft and we'll give a shout out to people who guess correctly!
