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18 April 1991 marked the grand opening of the Hong Kong Science Museum. This year, the museum joyfully celebrates its 35th anniversary. With our brand-new anniversary logo and a series of exciting activities, we invite you to immerse yourself in the infinite world of science and experience the boundless fun of science exploration!
Brand New 35th Anniversary Logo Embodies the Core Spirit of the Museum

35-Year Scientific Journey: Exciting Activities Rolling Out
Where do the diverse scientific knowledge and technology we know today actually come from? And who were the curious minds behind these monumental breakthroughs? To mark the 35th anniversary of the Hong Kong Science Museum, we have transformed the footbridge outside the museum into a corridor through time, paying tribute to 35 scientific pioneers who changed the world. Thanks to their relentless pursuit of knowledge, our world has been shaped into what it is today.
As you stroll along the footbridge, you will journey through thousands of years of human ingenuity – from natural philosophy and classical physics to life sciences, the information revolution, space exploration and the frontiers of technology. The display also uses artificial intelligence to recreate the likenesses of these scientists in a sketch style, inviting you to unleash your imagination and encounter them across the ages.
Venue: Footbridge outside the Hong Kong Science Museum
(2) 2026 The Future Science Prize Exhibition
The Future Science Prize was established by the Future Science Awards Foundation in 2016. Initiated by a group of scientists and entrepreneurs, the prize aims to recognise scientists who have achieved outstanding scientific results in the Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong, Macau or Taiwan, with the goal of inspiring China, the world and the next generation with the spirit of science. The Future Science Prize consists of three awards: the Life Science Prize, the Physical Science Prize, and the Mathematics and Computer Science Prize.
The Exhibition this year will focus on science in daily life. In addition to introducing the Future Science Prize and the outstanding contributions of Hong Kong laureates over the years, it will also employ interactive exhibits to allow visitors to explore the underlying sciences behind three award-winning fields in the past: cryptography, catalysis and hepatitis virus. The exhibition also showcases the achievements of the laureates of this year and inspires the public to contemplate how science may shape the future.
Venue: G/F Exhibition Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum