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Category Archives: Science Museum
With Regret
It is always difficult to know when to say no, or enough is enough. Turning down or walking away from opportunities is a difficult thing to do, particularly when they are things you’d really like to do. But there comes … Continue reading
Posted in Communicating Science, Durham, Science Culture, Science Museum, Shildon, Wonderlab
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Now I am Five*
This week I was stalking people. Professionally of course. As a Trustee of the Science Museum a group of us were invited to do some ‘Gallery Observations’ of visitors to get a sense of how they interact with the exhibits. … Continue reading
Posted in anniversary, audience, Blogging, Communicating Science, Science Museum, Writing
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Medicine and Maths
As you both know, Crox Minor wants to become a surgeon, and some time ago she announced that what she most wanted to do to celebrate her 16th birthday was to go to London and visit the Hunterian Museum at … Continue reading
Posted in brian clegg, Domesticrox, hunterian museum, infinity, john hunter, Maths, Medicine, Science Museum, steven strogatz, wendy moore, Writing & Reading
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Behind the Scenes at the Museum
I am really chuffed to find myself one of the new intake of Trustees for the National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI), which incorporates the Science Museum in London and its companion near Swindon, the National Railway Museum in … Continue reading
Posted in Communicating Science, displays, education, Public Engagement, school children, Science Museum
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An Inconsistent Truth?
The Science Museum in London is a national shrine to human ingenuity. Its existence is a testament to the value that our society places on inquiry and innovation, its worth paradoxically underscored by the fact that, even in these impecuious … Continue reading
Posted in AltMed, History of Science, science, Science Museum, Traditional Medicine
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