Merry Christmas from the mannequins – and the rest of Medical Museion ;-)
13.11.20-16.05.21
Science attempts to contain the chaos of epidemics by capturing bacteria and diseased bodies in microscope slides, vaccines and quarantines. The exhibition displays objects from the history of epidemics, captured by Nicolai Howalt’s camera. Read more about the exhibition here.
The science of circadian rhythms reveals how our body clocks are central to health. This exhibition explored the strange and surreal world of chronobiology through a collaborative artwork developed by Medical Museion researchers and artist Isabella Martin. Read more and explore the web exhibition here.
In October 2012 Medical Museion, University of Copenhagen, opened the exhibition “Obesity – what’s the problem?” The title poses a rhetorical question, and the exhibition doesn’t attempt to provide a final answer.
Click here to read more about the exhibition and look through the catalogue. Click here to read more about the exhibition and look through the catalogue.
13.11.20-16.05.21
Science attempts to contain the chaos of epidemics by capturing bacteria and diseased bodies in microscope slides, vaccines and quarantines. The exhibition displays objects from the history of epidemics, captured by Nicolai Howalt’s camera. Read more about the exhibition here.
The science of circadian rhythms reveals how our body clocks are central to health. This exhibition explored the strange and surreal world of chronobiology through a collaborative artwork developed by Medical Museion researchers and artist Isabella Martin. Read more and explore the web exhibition here.
In October 2012 Medical Museion, University of Copenhagen, opened the exhibition “Obesity – what’s the problem?” The title poses a rhetorical question, and the exhibition doesn’t attempt to provide a final answer.
Click here to read more about the exhibition and look through the catalogue. Click here to read more about the exhibition and look through the catalogue.