Bente Vinge Pedersen

This week Medical Museion is the venue for an international workshop on quantitative studies of major historic epidemic diseases. The workshop is organised within the framwork of the RAPIDD program (Research and Policy for Infectious Disease Dynamics, Dept. Homeland Security, hosted at Fogarty NIH and Princeton University).

Christmas is nostalgia and tradition! This year Medical Museion launches an advent calendar for anyone who has a hard time waiting for Christmas Eve. It combines two traditions: the use of puppets in Danish television advent calendars and the use of mannequins in museum exhibitions. We are proud to present: Mannequins at the museum. Using […]

We have had visitors from UK a couple of weeks ago: Susie Freeman and Liz Lee from the British artist group Pharmacopoeia were here to learn to know Medical Museion and vice versa. Pharmacopoeia is probably best known for their work “Cradle to Grave” which is a part of the “Living and Dying” installation at […]