What you can see, experience and try your hand at the Nobel Museum

> What to look forward to: The Nobel Exhibition 2018 is made up of five sections, showcasing the achievements of Nobel laureates in five different areas of chemistry: Chemistry of Life, Chemical Reactions, Elements, Molecules, and Chemistry Changing the World.

> Chemistry of Life: Visitors can explore the diverse and complex chemical processes that occur in the human body, which chemistry laureates have studied.

> Chemical Reactions: Videos showcasing the various types of chemical reactions associated with Nobel-Prize-winning discoveries. There is also a film about Ahmed Zewail, who documented chemical reactions.

> Elements: Visitors can explore the periodic table of elements, learn the properties of each, or watch a film about worldrenowned French-Polish physicist and chemist Marie Curie, who won the Nobel Prize for discovering radium and polonium.

> Molecules: Allows visitors to build their own models of molecules,

view the finished models, or watch a film about British biological chemist and former Nobel Prize winner Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin. > Chemistry Changing the

World: Visitors can see everyday objects that are associated with Nobel-Prize-winning discoveries in chemistry. These discoveries and their applications are also discussed in short films. In one video, students talk about the areas and problems they hope chemistry research will focus on in the future.