Updated On: 13 February, 2024 06:06 AM IST | Mumbai | Hemal Ashar
Exhibition on vaccines highlights intersectionality of science and society and shows why in science we must believe

Some of the exhibits at the exhibition. Pic/Atul Kamble
The Nehru Science Centre (NSC) at Worli is playing host to an exhibition on vaccines called ‘Vaccines Injecting Hope.’ As the Coronavirus plunged the world in gloom, for many it was a syringe that pierced through the thunderclouds like sunlight on an overcast day, bringing hope and life amidst suffering. Exhibits, installations and literature aimed at showing the role of vaccines in our world, what was their part in past crises, how far we have come scientifically and what will happen in the future, all put science on the highest pedestal.
The exhibition was inaugurated over this past weekend by science centre’s special guests, who gave their words of wisdom on the occasion. The leafy venue’s auditorium was packed with students from different schools, listening intently, several amongst these were aspiring scientists.