10,000 exhibits across an exhibition area of 22,000 m² offer plenty of surfaces for dust to settle. Cleaning requires not only great care when handling the historical objects, but also some spirit of adventure.
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The Technisches Museum Wien has a very large pool of objects dating back to the 18th century. They are only available for museum tasks once they have been inventoried and recorded according to location.
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Since 2017, the colour pink has been the focus of a research project at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology). Numerous new objects have been added to the collection. The existing objects in the depots have been reviewed for their colour. Some results of this research project were posted online and presented as part of the installation entitled “Who owns PINK?”.
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Since 2017, the colour pink has been the focus of a research project at the Technisches Museum Wien (Vienna Museum of Science and Technology). Numerous new objects have been added to the collection. The existing objects in the depots have been reviewed for their colour. Some results of this research project were posted online and presented as part of the installation entitled “Who owns PINK?”.
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We are the only Austrian federal museum to make its entire collection, with 158,000 objects and roughly 196,000 archive data sets, available online.
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Learn how the political upheavals of 1938 shaped collections. An exhibition on the complex provenance of objects within a historical context.
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Uncover the possibilities of high-precision 3D printing. Visit our exhibit to learn about innovative projects and new materials from leading researchers.
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In this workshop, participants learn how a microcontroller and electronic components can be controlled by a self-written program.
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In this tour we explore how a switch to renewable energy can work.
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For the whole family: see with your own eyes how a steam locomotive works and how steam manages to power a vehicle weighing tons.
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