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A Moment to Reflect
This is a page of images and links relating to " A Moment to Reflect', the thylacine DNA locket now on show at Not Natural exhibition, Science Gallery Melbourne.
Take the 2-minute survey to have your say on whether you think we should bring back the Thylacine, or not. I'd especially love to get an understanding of how Tasmanians feel about this topic.
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Results will be shared and revisited in 2036, 100 years after the last thylacine died in captivity.
Media & Information- links
ABC Radio Interview, Feb 2024
Science Gallery Website
Hobart Magazine Article
For Kids
ABC news feature
Designing the Locket
 Initial concept-Not Natural design sketches by Emma BuggIt began with a sketch |  Prototype designBrass locket prototyping design, early stages |  3D printed thylacinesProfessor Andrew Pask's Office, Universit y of Melbourne |  Brass prototype Thylacinelocket |
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 Visiting the Sydney museum Thylacine |  Prototype design open |  Prototype Layout_A Moment to Reflect |  TIGRR lab DNA reader |
 Layout planning |  Locket components |  Frame for DNA slide |  Thylacine Scull, Real + 3D printPhoto by Matthew Stanton, Science Gallery Melbourne |
 A Moment to Reflect Installation, Science GalleryPhoto by Matthew Stanton |  Locket open back |  Thylacine ScullEmma Bugg holding Thylacine Scull, University of Melbourne collection |  Thylacine DNA open EB |
 Meeting Professor Andrew Pask |  Thylacine LocketLocket containing Thylacine Pelt and DNA, by Emma Bugg Photo by Matthew Stanton |
Reading List
1 / CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
2 / ROYAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA
3 / SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN article, 2022
4 / Colossal Laboratories and Biosciences
5 / Colossal Laboratories and Biosciences
Tasmanian Thylacine advisory panel and contact form
[Opportunity to contact Colossal]
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