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​Climate Change(氣候變遷)

​Climate Change(氣候變遷)

Climate change is an environmental issue that is both global and local, receiving continuous attention worldwide. The Ministry of Science and Technology has collaborated with the museum to establish the nation’s first permanent exhibition dedicated to climate change. It aims to inspire the public’s attention and interest in this issue, and to further enhance public awareness of environmental sustainability and disaster prevention. The entire exhibition is divided into five major areas, with various approaches such as scenario creation and hands-on interaction. It integrates scientific knowledge,  international perspectives, and local culture, guiding visitors into an environmental education theme park in an accessible and engaging way. The story begins with the “Earth Firefighting Team” searching for the lost fifth element: “Hello Earth” reveals the crises facing the blue planet. “Facing the Truth” explores the various causes of global warming and human impact on the environment. “Taiwan’s Challenges” showcases local observation data from Taiwan. “What Can We Do” educates visitors on how to save the Earth through alternative energy and carbon reduction efforts. Finally, “What’s Your Hope” allows visitors to take control of the future of the Earth. The target audience of this exhibition are families with children and students in higher grades of elementary school. Please pick up an “Element Collection Card” at the exhibition hall entrance to join the “Earth Firefighting Team.” Your mission is to cool down the Earth by collecting element stickers of sun, wind, water, earth, and people. Once you have collected all five elements, you can ride the elevated track vehicle. We look forward to your completion of this ultra mission of saving the Earth’s ecology!

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The Story of Taiwan Agriculture (臺灣農業的故事展示廳)

The Story of Taiwan Agriculture (臺灣農業的故事展示廳)

This exhibition hall showcases Taiwan’s development of refined agriculture, promotional results of cross-domain gathering of nearly 30 domestic industry, government, academic and research units. Through diverse exhibition approaches, it introduces how technology is applied to everyday agriculture from a biological perspective, and tells the proud story of Taiwan’s century-long agricultural development. Living in Taiwan, it is easy to come across all kinds of fruits, vegetables, grains, and fresh meat products. Where are the duck meat we often eat, the taro-aromatic rice, the colorful orchids on the market , and the non-toxic and pollution-free vegetables from? The Story of Taiwan Agricultural Hall combines traditional museum exhibits such as actual objects, models, images, and graphic panels with interesting popular science texts and graphics. It transforms agricultural and technological knowledge into vivid and adorable biological images, presenting the diverse development of Taiwan’s agriculture through exhibit observation and interactive operation. It also incorporates interactive technology to take you to understand the general situation of Taiwan’s century-long agricultural development, agricultural economy, biological breeding, smart agriculture, and agricultural sustainable development. The exhibition hall also features a fully artificial light plant workshop allowing visitors to understand how to use technology to grow crops and nurture the growth process of life. The exhibition hall is suitable for the general public, elementary and junior high school students and audiences interested in agricultural technology and agri-food education. Some interactive exhibits require the use of an iPASS card. For exhibit audio guides and interactive experiences in the Smart Agricultural Zone, please register and log in on the ‘Mobile NSTM’ webpage: https://mobile.nstm.gov.tw/ (The webpage is currently available in Chinese only.) The exhibition hall also holds promotional educational activities from time to time. Please follow our museum’s official website, Facebook, and  the educational activity registration system for updates. 

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Clothing Textile Technology Exploration Hall(衣技織長)

Clothing Textile Technology Exploration Hall(衣技織長)

This exhibition aims to establish Taiwan’s only exclusive space for showcasing textile science and technology, highlighting Taiwan textile industry’s achievements in fabric research and development. It extensively presents the evolution of everyday clothing in Taiwan over the past century and introduces new developments in “smart wearable technology,” aligning with its original purpose to keep the public updated on advancements and future trends in fabric technology. From the large needle and thread installation at the entrance, visitors will sense right away that this is a clothing-related exhibition. In December 2025, professional skills introductions will also be integrated to highlight the importance of garment craftsmanship. Upon entering, a projection wall displays an “Intelligent Automated Textile Factory.” Moving further in, the “Timeless closet” showcased clothing from different eras, allowing visitors to understand the evolution of fashion from the Japanese colonial period to the year 2000. Walking through the “Timeless Closet,” visitors can further interact with the figures in the windows to learn about the cultural and historical memories hidden behind the evolution of clothing. In the next textile material area, the public can learn about the types and characteristics of natural and synthetic fibers. The “Smart Wearable Experience Zone” then connects the progress in current textile technology with future development trends. The “Magic Dressing Room” is an interactive experience area where visitors can try on different outfits virtually and save the photos taken. Finally, the “Made in Taiwan” area collaborates with fashion design-related departments of universities in southern Taiwan. The hall’s dazzling stage showcases featured clothing design exhibitions on a regular basis, enlivening the atmosphere of the hall. This exhibition is suitable for families and groups of elementary school students in the third grade and above. There are hands-on activities related to sewing and embroidery offered in the exhibition hall regularly. 

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Science Laureates(科學桂冠)

Science Laureates(科學桂冠)

What does it take to become a scientist? How do scientists begin researching on a question?  What connection can we find between the Nobel Science Prize achievements and daily life? Let’s look at “scientific research” from the perspective of the Nobel Prize. The exhibition hall provides students with opportunities of deeper scientific learning, regarding not only scientific knowledge, but also the spirit, methods, and attitudes of science. Behind the achievements of each Nobel-level scientist are moving stories. Their character and research spirit are worthy examples for students to learn from. Through the exhibition layout, visitors can immerse themselves in the academic hall of the Nobel Prize and have a glimpse of the mysteries of science. Through various interactive exhibition units, diversified learning is provided, allowing students to gain inspiration in scientific thinking! This exhibition hall is suitable for students in the upper grades of elementary school and older, and for general audiences interested in scientific inquiry.   

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Fun City(Fun城市展示廳)

Fun City(Fun城市展示廳)

This area focuses on science in daily life and traffic safety knowledge, divided into two main sections: the “Fun City Shopping District” and the “Children’s Traffic Park.” This mini-city, created in collaboration with the Ministry of Transportation and Communications’ Road Traffic Safety Supervision Committee, allows visitors to experience and learn about traffic safety rules through features like traffic lanes, sidewalks, pedestrian crossings, pedestrian traffic signals, and various commercial buildings.   Shops line up on both sides of the streets in the mini-city’s road layout. Hopefully, every young visitor will become the protagonist of the city and learn to navigate safely in the city with the appropriate conceptions that the experiences convey. The Fun City Shopping District includes nine areas: “Cake Shop,” “Dental Clinic,” “Environmental Protection Company,” “City Public Works Bureau,” “Flower Shop,” “Grocery Supermarket,” “Vehicle Repair Shop,” “Freight Company,” and “City Radio Station.” These areas guide children to explore different aspects of daily life, allowing them to fully experience science in everyday situations. The “Build. Create. Benefit. Play - Children’s Block Experience Area” offers a variety of blocks for children to freely use. Here, children can learn to construct, arrange, classify, and assemble, while also stimulating their perception of colors and shapes, and enhancing hand-eye coordination and hand muscle development. This exhibition hall is suitable for children aged 3 to 8. Each session lasts 50 minutes and can accommodate up to 100 people. For details of sessions, please refer to the published schedule of Fun City. Group Reservation Notes: 1.Reservations must be made through the museum’s group reservation system at least 14 days in advance with membership login. 2.Reservations can be made at the following website after attaining membership. https://member.nstm.gov.tw/GRS    (The webpage is currently available in Chinese only.)   3.Each online-reserved group session requires a minimum of 20 people and a maximum of 40 people (adults and children combined.)

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​Industrial History of Taiwan(臺灣工業史蹟廳)

​Industrial History of Taiwan(臺灣工業史蹟廳)

The exhibition hall of Industrial History of Taiwan, a collaboration between the Industrial Development Administration (formerly the Industrial Development Bureau), MOEA and the National Science and Technology Museum, focuses on the history research and the collection, preservation,  and maintenance of  its artifacts. The gallery comprehensively presents the trajectory and prospects of Taiwan’s industrial development. Meanwhile, it showcases the fruits of NSTM’s long-term efforts in a more lively fashion . The five areas of this exhibition hall are: The Pride of Taiwan’s Industries: : Portraying the representative Taiwanese industrial products through the visualized display of “Towards AIoT Interactive Wall.” Taiwan’s Industrial Development: Presenting the environmental background, industrial characteristics, and policy measures of  Taiwan's industrial development in historical context, complemented by the museum’s collection.  Vanguard of Economic Miracle:  Using the museum’s artifacts and interactive installations to explore the structural characteristics, technological context, and unique advantages of Taiwan’s industries, and how they transformed Taiwan into a manufacturing powerhouse in the international division of labor.  Behind Taiwan’s Industrial Development: Introducing key figures in Taiwan’s industrial development and their influential contributions through interview videos. Review the Past, Envisage the Future: Interpreting the industrial development’s impact on Taiwan from different perspectives and seeking a fresh perception of Taiwan’s experience through interactive games. This exhibition is suitable for middle school age and older audiences who are interested in Taiwan’s industrial development. Visiting groups are welcome to book guided tours; individual visitors can scan the QR code at the entrance or within the exhibition hall to obtain learning sheets, audio guides and collection introductions for exploration and study.  

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​Adventures in Health Land(健康探索廳)

​Adventures in Health Land(健康探索廳)

The exhibition transforms the story of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” into a metaphorical dreamlike adventure. The characters from the story, such as Alice, the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, the Queen of Hearts, and the playing card soldiers, are reimagined as representations of various exhibits. Through cross-disciplinary  integration of design, technology, and medicine, the exhibition aims to convey health knowledge and promote healthy  behaviors. The journey begins with”Questioning,” the first step of learning,  encouraging visitors to think and observe themselves. Through engaging interactive installations, visitors can understand their bodies and explore the nature of diseases. Besides the discussion of the top ten causes of death, the section “People and Diseases” also addresses various syndromes closely related to modern life. In the “People and Medical Care” section, the exhibition reviews and envisions the development of Taiwan’s medical care, showcasing how technology is transforming healthcare by measures like mobile medicine, electronic medical records, and remote care. Visitors can experience future smart medicine models through exhibits and interactive installations. Finally, visitors can practice the guidelines in “People and Health” through activities. In the Health Micro-movie Theater, they can create personalized souvenirs and share their visits on social media. Follow Alice’s footsteps and embark on a journey of health exploration! This exhibition is suitable for the general public, elementary and middle school students, and visitors interested in health promotion and precision health. The exhibition hall provides audio guides and interactive experiences in the Smart Medicine zone. Please register and log in on the “Mobile NSTM” webpage, https://mobile.nstm.gov.tw/ (currently available in Chinese only), to use these features. There will be promotional educational activities periodically. Please follow the official website, our Facebook, and the educational activity registration system for updates.

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The Science of Cooking(烹調的科學)

The Science of Cooking(烹調的科學)

This exhibition focuses on cooking as its core, showcasing the connection between science and daily life. It introduces the scientific knowledge behind cooking principles, integrating agri-food education with smart cooking technologies to enhance awareness of food sources and technological applications. It also emphasizes innovation and sustainable development in culinary culture, presenting an in-depth dialogue between science and life. The Science of Cooking exhibition hall is a fascinating journey from the kitchen to the realm of science! Centered around cooking, it unveils the scientific secrets behind food, exploring the exciting connections from culinary arts to technology. Seemingly ordinary cooking actually contains boundless knowledge, encompassing not only the chemical mysteries of ingredient transformation but also incorporating agri-food education and smart cooking technologies. Through interactive design, visitors become “scientific chefs,” observing the changing ingredients during heating, preparing dishes hands-on, or using smart devices to create “future meals.” You can also explore international culinary techniques and understand the scientific connections between taste and smell. This is a space full of fun and learning, where everyone can discover their own little universe of cooking science. The exhibition hall is suitable for anyone interested in the science of cooking, the stories behind food and agri-food education. The exhibition hall offers audio guides, smart cooking interactive experiences, and robot chef ordering services. These can be accessed using the “NSTM Mobile” webpage, https://mobile.nstm.gov.tw/ (currently available in Chinese only.) Remember to register and log in if you want to use the smart cooking and robot services! Additionally, the family kitchen area will host educational activities from time to time. Please follow the museum’s official website and event registration system for details!

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Open Storage(開放式典藏庫)

Open Storage(開放式典藏庫)

The Open Storage vault was opened on September 7, 2010, making the collection and preservation of cultural artifacts a “visible collection.” The public can understand the scientific research data of the artifacts, share the results of collection research, explore the mysteries of the collection resources, and enjoy the fun of learning. Concrete demonstration of the contemporary museum’s concept of “being close to the people”:  Through the Open Storage, the long-hidden collections are transformed into a space where the public can experience and study the collections up close, allowing the public to see the various methods of preservation. Stimulation of public interest in science: With the museum’s goal of collection and researching technological objects that are important to the development of Taiwan’s industry, the “visible collection” allows the public to witness the process of collection and research. It also helps to develop parent-child education through museum visits, jointly experience the behind-the-scene work, and cultivate children’s interest in science and the ability to think scientifically from an early age. All visitors who are interested in the preservation and maintenance of artifacts. The exhibition hall holds workshops on the preservation and maintenance of artifacts, collection promotion and other activities from time to time.

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Time Traveling the NSTM(跨世紀的對話-館史展)

Time Traveling the NSTM(跨世紀的對話-館史展)

In order to let the public know the history of the Science and Technology Museum (NSTM) in Taiwan and celebrate its 15th anniversary, this exhibition recorded the efforts and achievements of the NSTM for witness and inheritance. It mainly used the images, pictures and interactive exhibits to present the different views of the NSTM that the public has never seen before within four exhibition areas: "The Prologue", "Chase, Hurry, Run, Hop and Touch", "Breaking Dawn" and "Future Prospect" to show the most important, rarely known, touching and anticipated contents of the NSTM.

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