| Date | 1–6 July 2025 |
| Location | Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition, London |
| Attendance | 11,904 visitors engaged with the exhibit |
| Funding used | £1,740 |
Presented at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition, Seismic Senses showcased how AI, biology and geophysics can be combined to better understand animal sensory systems and biodiversity.
Testimonials
“The multisensory experience and the opportunity to interact directly with expert demonstrators were particularly memorable.”
“The exhibition generated significant interest in applying AI-powered approaches to wildlife monitoring and conservation.”
Impact and Outcomes
The project increased public awareness of sensory diversity in nature and demonstrated how interdisciplinary AI approaches can support biodiversity research. It also attracted interest from organisations including the Smithsonian, UNEP-WCMC, BBC and the Linnean Society.