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Click here for the newsletter, in Danish and English. 5th newsletter from Medical Museion in 2013. Videos of “It’s Not What You Think” workshop talks now online! This Thursday: Newton’s Chicken. Seminar with Massimiano Bucchi Sneak preview: New psychiatry room Speakers for “The Data Body On The Dissection Table” announced May 30th: Morgan Meyer seminar on labs in museums […]

Klik her for nyhedsbrevet på dansk og engelsk. 5. nyhedsbrev fra Medicinsk Museion i 2013. Videoer af oplæggene på konferencen “It’s Not What You Think” nu online! Gratis seminar med professor Massimiano Bucchi på torsdag Forpremiere på nyt psykiatrirum Talere ved ‘Datakroppen på dissektionsbordet’ nu offentliggjort 30. maj: Morgan Meyer seminar om laboratorier på museer (BEMÆRK: Datoændring til […]

David took part in the workshop at Medical Museion on 8-9 March and took these beautiful photos of the event. David Pantalony: “These are a few photos and comments from the workshop “It’s not what you think,” March 8-9 2013 at the Medical Museion in Copenhagen, Denmark. They offer merely a glimpse of some of […]

Professor of Medical Humanities at Durham University Jane Macnaughton reports her experiences with the workshop It’s Not What You Think at Medical Museion on 8-9 March 2013 (excerpt): “Adam and Louise had attracted a very diverse group of scholars, museum practitioners, artists, philosophers, science communicators – and one clinician (that was me) (…) One of […]

Click here for the newsletter, in Danish and English. 4th newsletter from Medical Museion in 2013. “Explore the substance and science of fat” – numbers are limited for this hands-on event. “Under The Skin: Follow the construction of the new exhibition” – Follow the process. “Web exhibition: behind the scenes on ‘Biohacking – Do It Yourself!’” – Explore the […]

Klik her for nyhedsbrevet på dansk og engelsk. 4. nyhedsbrev fra Medicinsk Museion i 2013. “Stadig få billetter til tegn & sans fedme-eventen” – Deltag i søndagens hands-on event “Er det ét fedt?’. “Under huden: Følg med i opbygningen af den nye udstilling” – Følg processen på Internettet. “Webudstilling: bag om ‘Biohacking – Gør-det-selv!”” – Kom […]

In my research on the use of social media in emergency management and communication and my hunt for good case studies, I have come across a knowledge hub, that I thought I’d share with you. I was of course introduced to it by wonderful people on Twitter (thank you Eva Alisic). The website is called The Australian Emergency […]

In the latest issue of the European Journal of Public Health, a wish list for what public health training should look like in the 21st century is giving by Martin McKee, Professor of European Public Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine: Seven goals for public health training in the 21st century Having a […]

Visit the new online version of Biohacking – Do It Yourself! and explore the open biology lab at Medical Museion through photos, recipes, texts and videos: [flickrset id=”72157632996879533″ thumbnail=”thumbnail” photos=”7″ overlay=”false” size=”small”] In the online exhibition you can look at pictures and videos from events in the open lab, browse through links to hacker spaces […]

Sometimes opportunities presents themselves out of the blue. When I was asked to give a lecture on social media in emergency settings at the Master of Disaster Management at University of Copenhagen, I didn’t quite feel like an expert on the topic (as I wrote about in an earlier post). But it did not take much […]