Behind the sleek glass of Boston’s newly expanded science museum lies a quiet revolution—one that challenges long-standing assumptions about how science is communicated. This wing, opening later this year, is not merely an architectural addition; it embodies a recalibration of public engagement, where immersive technology meets cognitive science, and where the line between exhibit and experiment grows increasingly blurred. It’s a space designed not just to display science, but to provoke, to disrupt, and to rewire how visitors—especially young minds—experience discovery.

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