Engaging or Transmitting? Health at the Science Centre

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Engaging or Transmitting? Health at the Science Centre. / Sandholdt, Catharina Thiel; Achiam, Marianne.

I: Nordisk Museologi, Bind 2018, Nr. 2-3, 2018, s. 136-151.

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Sandholdt, CT & Achiam, M 2018, 'Engaging or Transmitting? Health at the Science Centre', Nordisk Museologi, bind 2018, nr. 2-3, s. 136-151.

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Sandholdt, C. T., & Achiam, M. (2018). Engaging or Transmitting? Health at the Science Centre. Nordisk Museologi, 2018(2-3), 136-151.

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Sandholdt CT, Achiam M. Engaging or Transmitting? Health at the Science Centre. Nordisk Museologi. 2018;2018(2-3):136-151.

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Sandholdt, Catharina Thiel ; Achiam, Marianne. / Engaging or Transmitting? Health at the Science Centre. I: Nordisk Museologi. 2018 ; Bind 2018, Nr. 2-3. s. 136-151.

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