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Are human remains inappropriate for younger audiences?

Af Daniel Noesgaard Den 24 Feb 2013

A few days ago I received a notice from Youtube about one of our videos. Apparently someone had marked it “inappropriate” and following review by Youtube staff the video was age-restricted. The video in question is part of a series called “Favourite Things“, in which museum staffers select one of their [...]

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How are we doing on social media?

Af Daniel Noesgaard Den 22 Jan 2013

Today I had the pleasure of being invited to a talk at The National Museum by Jonathan Wichmann from Maersk Line. I got the invitation from Ida Gustav and Linea Hansen, so kudos to them Maersk Line have had immense success on social media and reaching levels of fans/likes/engagement that the rest [...]

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The Tweeting Museum

Af Daniel Noesgaard Den 8 Jan 2013

My proposal for a talk at Museums & The Web 2013 - published here: Many museums have already embraced social media such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc. as a means of interacting with their audiences. However, for many institutions the main goal of using social media is still only branding, marketing and redirecting [...]

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Merry Christmas from the mannequins – and the rest of Medical Museion ;-)

Af Daniel Noesgaard Den 24 Dec 2012

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Medicine 2.0: Social media in medical research and practice

Af Daniel Noesgaard Den 24 Oct 2012

On Monday 29 October we’re hosting a meeting in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences main building on social media in medical research and practice. Social media have conquered society. They are now also making their way into medical research and practice. What can doctors and researchers gain from using social media? How will [...]

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From spit to data – 100% risk of dry mouth

Af Daniel Noesgaard Den 17 Jul 2012

On the evening on 24 May we asked participants to spit and scrape, as we opened our doors to the event “ A Genetic Crystal Ball? Turning Spit into Data “. Through 5 stations the participants were guided through the processes of a genetic test, and were allowed to feel and see the equipment [...]

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Museion & the Web – program

Af Daniel Noesgaard Den 20 Feb 2012

As previously announced we’ve been planning a staff event with the aim of “creating and nurturing a common culture of exploiting online social media as daily working tools”. The program draft is now ready and although this is an internal event, we’re putting it out here for everyone to see: 13:00 – 13.30 Introduction [...]

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Why do YOU blog?

Af Daniel Noesgaard Den 27 Jan 2012

Having spent four days in the company of researchers, bloggers, journalists, editors, etc. at the annual ScienceOnline conference (Scio12) in Raleigh, NC, I’m now back in Copenhagen and following on up some projects regarding exactly that. Online Science. I’m trying to motivate people within my own institution, my own department, and also other [...]

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Are human remains inappropriate for younger audiences?

Merry Christmas from the mannequins – and the rest of Medical Museion ;-)

From spit to data – 100% risk of dry mouth

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