Immerse yourself in the stuff of medicine at our event series. See below for details, and sign up for the mailing list to hear about upcoming events. Read more about the ideas behind our event series here, and email with any comments or suggestions.
Today medical science ‘dissects’ vast quantities of data that are gathered about our bodies, and their interactions with our environment and microbial companions. But how can we depict these swathes of data? What does a ‘data body’ look like, feel like, and sound like?
Sunday 10th, 17th, and 24th February 2013, 12 - 4pm
Open Days during the Winter Holidays
On three Sundays in February, biohackers will be in the house. Visitors can drop in to try out experiments, chat to the scientists, and discuss the ethics of open science
Synthetic biology and biohacking – unlikely bedfellows or pioneering matchmaking? Hear from biohackers, synthetic biologists, sociologists, and ethicists, and join the discussions
Monday-Friday and Sunday, 12 - 4pm in week 7 and 8
Come visit us during the Winter Holidays! Explore our new exhibitions on biohacking and obesity and all the other installations and exhibitions at the museum. Extended opening hours in week 7 and 8.
Exhibition Opening: New Installation and Event Series
Explore a biohacking lab! See how it has been cobbled together from discarded furniture, IKEA cupboards and unique ‘hacked’ instruments made by DIY biologists
Morphine abuse in Denmark 1870 - 1955
14. november 2012, kl. 19:30
Om morfinmisbrug i Danmark, 1870-1955 Af Jesper Vaczy Kragh, lektor, ph.d., Medicinsk Museion, Københavns Universitet. Arrangør: Dansk Medicinhistorisk Selskab.
Thursday September 20th 2012, 5-7.30pm (event in Danish, tickets available from Billetlugen).
This year’s city-wide Golden Days festival jives back into the 1950s, and Medical Museion invites you to join us on a jazz-fuelled walking tour through medical Copenhagen.
Thursday May 24th 2012, 7.30pm (event in Danish)
Genetics is big business, but you can also pay privately to have your own genome sequenced, and even printed out as a picture for your wall. Come and meet genomic scientists, and find out how samples of blood and saliva travel around the world, and end up as predictions for health and disease. Handle a fragile gene chip and ponder what you’d want to know about your future.
Thursday April 26th 2012, 7.30pm (event in English)
In this interactive event we invite you to join artists in using drawing, photography, and other lenses to look again – to uncover the beauty of everyday medical things. The hands-on workshop will be followed by a discussion with the artists, over some beautiful refreshments.