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DIRECTOR: Michael John Gorman
Dr Michael John Gorman is the Founding Director of Science Gallery and Adjunct Professor of Creative Technologies at Trinity College Dublin. He has extensive international experience in public engagement with science and technology, having created and developed public exhibitions and events in the United States, Europe and Ireland. He was a lecturer in Science, Technology and Society at Stanford University and has held fellowships at Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States. He has published widely on the relationship between science and the arts in journals including Leonardo and Nature and is the author of books including Buckminster Fuller: Designing for Mobility (Skira, 2005). Twitter: @michaeljohng Email: michaeljohn [dot] gorman [at] sciencegallery [dot] com
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OPERATIONS MANAGER: Lea O'Flannagain
With her huge network of contacts and great juggling skills Lea makes sure everything in the Gallery runs smoothly. The Great Dane has been with Science Gallery since it started and came with over 10 years experience in the arts and business fields with specific expertise in art fitout for corporate buyers. The gallery is available for a wide range of corporate events, for any queries about hiring Science Gallery for your own event please contact Lea on +353 1 896 4091 or email hire [at] sciencegallery [dot] com
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PROGRAMME MANAGER: Lynn Scarff
With a science degree from Trinity College Dublin and an MSc in Science Communication, Lynn comes from a background in environmental and non profit work. At Science Gallery she combines her love for science, art, technology & design to seek out and develop great themes, exhibits, events and workshops for visitors to sink their teeth into. If you would like to contact Lynn, you can email her at lynn [dot] scarff [at] sciencegallery [dot] com call +353 1 896 4095 or tweet @lscarff
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EVENTS AND COMMUNITY MANAGER: Ian Brunswick
A passion for Science Communication means Ian can be seen near the podium for most Science Gallery events, and when he's not there he's probably in the crowd. With a degree in Comparative Literature and a M.Sc. in Science Communication, Ian comes from a background in broadcasting and non-profit work. He likes traveling, sailing, Derek Walcott, and dystopian-future films; and he has lost countless months of his life on David Attenborough nature documentaries. For more info on our events program, you can reach him at ian.brunswick [at] sciencegallery [dot] com
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MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER: Fionn Kidney
Fionn likes helping people communicate ideas and to facilitate participation at every opportunity. He worked with some of the world's biggest brands for three years at an agency before setting out on a freelance journey that saw him do everything from producing music videos for the likes of Underworld to an election campaign for a young candidate in the 2011 Irish General Election. The ideas he likes most are related to technology, arts and science, so if you do need to find out more about anything at Science Gallery he'll be more than happy to chat to you - drop him a call on 01-8964197, tweet him @fionnkidney or contact him by email at: fionn.kidney [at] sciencegallery [dot] com
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Associate Director, Trinity Foundation, Trinity College Dublin:
Clodagh Memery
Clodagh Memery is Associate Director with Trinity Foundation, and is responsible for all fundraising for Science Gallery, from corporates, government, foundations, and individuals. In the past year, Clodagh has secured over €2M in pledges for Science Gallery. Clodagh has wide experience in managing successful relationships across the public, private and academic sector through her past experience in management consultancy, public sector leadership, in business analysis, and research. Clodagh's professional career has crossed over between Ireland and the UK. Clodagh is a science graduate of Trinity College Dublin and holds an M.Phil from University of Glasgow.
Clodagh also supports the School of Physics and School of Chemistry.
Contact Clodagh at clodagh.memery [at] sciencegallery [dot] com
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TECHNICAL MANAGER: Derek Williams
Joining his love for theatre, sound and geeky stuff, Derek is most often found on top of a ladder or with a spanner in his hand. For all technical queries about Science Gallery, contact Derek at Derek [dot] williams [at] sciencegallery [dot] com
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COMMERCIAL MANAGER: Robert Kiernan
Robert manages the Corporate Hire of the venue and keeps Science Gallery Shop stocked to the brim with the best in geek chic and nerdy gifts. Robert joined Science Gallery in 2010 and has been expanding the shop ever since. If you have any questions or comments on our unique range of books, gadgets, and toys, contact Robert at shop [at] sciencegallery [dot] com, or call the shop on +353 1 896 4131
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PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: Alison Carey
Alison works at the heart of our programming team, working closely with artists, scientists, speakers and participants to help bring together our huge range of exhibitions, events and workshops. An artist with a masters in Cultural Policies and Arts Management, Alison has held positions in the Irish Museum of Modern Art, IMOCA and The Guggenheim Museum New York. If you are a budding artist or scientist, or if you want to pitch us the next big idea, get in touch with Alison at alison.carey [at] sciencegallery [dot] com or +353 1 896 4199
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Lead Researcher on European Projects: Jane Chadwick
Science Gallery's very own tame Volcanologist, Jane Chadwick is the lead researcher on European FP7 Projects including Studiolab, KiiCS and PLACES. She has a BA (mod) in Natural Sciences and a PhD in Geochemistry and Volcanology with over six years of research, teaching, and Science Communication experience. At Science Gallery she combines her nerdy love for science, technology, and design to develop projects, events, courses and workshops with other European organisations. For more info on our European Projects, you can reach her at jane.chadwick@sciencegallery.com
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Researcher: Science & Education — Maria Phelan
Maria Phelan combines her passion for science and art in Research and Development for both Exhibitions and Education at Science Gallery. Maria holds an Hons. BSc in Biomedical Sciences, BA in Fine Art and MA in Arts Management, gathering and sharing over 15 years of experience as both medical scientist, practising artist, science communicator, liason and lead researcher in the ‘Lab in the Gallery’ series and experiments in Science Gallery, as well as European projects including TWIST, StudioLab and Kiics. You can contact Maria on maria.phelan@sciencegallery.com
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Researcher: Graphic Design — Ruža Leko
Ruža, a Croatian designer, graduated at IADT visual communications design course before she joined Science Gallery in 2010. She is the creative force behind the graphic design of Science Gallery's exhibitions and accompanying posters, catalogues and environmental graphics including graphic design for Science Gallery's FP7 project Studiolab. Ruža works closely with the team on developing visual identities from the concept to completion and her love for new, experimental and edgy design is catered for by the Science Gallery's cutting edge content. Contact Ruža at ruza.leko [at] sciencegallery [dot] com
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Researcher: Press and Communications — Shaun O'Boyle
Shaun O'Boyle works on press and communications at Science Gallery, and researches on these areas for European FP7 projects including KiiCS and Studiolab. Shaun has a degree in Physiology and a PhD in Biochemistry and, as the producer of Newstalk's weekly science show Futureproof, has spent two years finding new ways to explain science to non-scientists. At Science Gallery, Shaun spends his time talking to journalists, bloggers, producers, and presenters about the fascinating projects, people, and ideas that pass through Science Gallery every day. You can reach him at shaun.oboyle@sciencegallery.com
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Researcher: Technical, Web & IT — Danny Browne
Danny Browne, a computer science graduate, spent a number of years working in the high-tech and telecoms industries before joining Science Gallery. Danny is part of Science Gallery's technical team with involvement in all ares of the gallery's tech, online and IT operations while also working on the European FP7 project Studiolab. You can reach Danny at danny.browne@sciencegallery.com
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DUTY MANAGER (part-time): Declan Greaney
Artist by daytime, helping visitors and exhibitors at Science Gallery at nighttime and weekends, Declan ensures the smooth running of the gallery. Contact Declan on +353 1 896 4091 |
