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'Magnetic river' demonstration

'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Mobius Strip Linear Motor

Mobius Strip Linear Motor

1974
Beige top model for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

Beige top model for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Track section for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

Track section for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Track section for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

Track section for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Green top model for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

Green top model for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Honorary doctorate of Imperial College, London, awarded to Stephen Hawking

Honorary doctorate of Imperial College, London, awarded to Stephen Hawking

2017
Capacitor for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

Capacitor for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Aluminium plate for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

Aluminium plate for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Original sample of asparagine, made by A. Chibnall and M. Damodaran, Imperial College, London, 1932

Original sample of asparagine, made by A. Chibnall and M. Damodaran, Imperial College, London, 1932

1932
Original sample of glutamine, made by A. Chibnall, Imperial College, London, 1932

Original sample of glutamine, made by A. Chibnall, Imperial College, London, 1932

1932
Safety signages for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

Safety signages for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Cross bracing for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

Cross bracing for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Frame marked (1A,1B,2A,2B) for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

Frame marked (1A,1B,2A,2B) for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Capacitor for 'Magnetic river' demonstration, a linear electric motor combining levitation and propulsion, devised by Professor Eric Laithwaite and built c.1970.

Capacitor for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972
Robotic arm and control panel made by International Dynamics at Imperial College in 1986 and uses harmonic gearboxes as part of mechanism

Robotic arm and control panel

1986
33 specimens illustrating the relationship between colour and constitution in organic substances, 1900-1913. The series was curated between 1911 and 1913 for a display at the Science Museum, London, to demonstrate how chemical structure could be manipulated to produce dyes of a different colour. Most of these specimens were prepared by Frances Micklethwait and Gilbert Thomas Morgan at Imperial College London (Royal College of Sciences), between 1904 and 1913.

33 specimens illustrating the relationship between colour and constitution in organic substances

1900-1913
Frame for 'Magnetic river' demonstration, a linear electric motor combining levitation and propulsion, devised by Professor Eric Laithwaite and built c.1970. Consists of 4 A-shaped frame sections on castors (3A,3B, 4A, 4B) , 4 straight bracings, and 1 cross bracing.

Frame marked (3A, 3B, 4A, 4B) for 'Magnetic river' demonstration

1968-1972