Primitive Streak. A science-art collaboration elucidating 10 key events in human embryonic development by artist/designer Helen Storey (London College of Fashion) and biologist Kate Storey (University of Dundee).

Eye and I ran as a pilot project in 2005. A collaboration between Helen Storey (London College of Fashion) and neuroscientist Jim Coan (University of Virginia), it was produced by the Helen Storey Foundation. Currently being developed further.

The Wonderland exhibition brings together the worlds of art and science. By working together, Professor Tony Ryan, OBE, PVC Faculty of Science, University of Sheffield and Helen Storey have been able to use their different backgrounds to present new ideas on the application of science and discover practical solutions to current ethical issues.

Catalytic Clothing, continuing the collaboration between Helen and Tony, is a radical project that brings together the worlds of fashion, art, design, technology and chemistry with the potential to clean the air we breathe.

This project aimed to embed social responsibility into the corporate activities of the HEI sector. We brought together cross-disciplinary academics from three UK universities, together with private and public sector partners who ‘volunteered’ their time to develop original ideas and projects that could have profound societal impact.

"Dress of Glass and Flame" is a new work, between Helen and the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) and London College of Fashion. It has been produced by world renowned Berengo Studio, in Venice.