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No photos, no litter
I finally had the time, energy and a willing chaperone to be able to book a Pathology Museum event. Housed at St Bart's - which is famous...
Susan Elaine Jones
Sep 25, 20163 min read


Getting wet at OUMNH
After many hours scouring the databases and determining what was special about this museum's stores, I spent a wonderful morning...
Susan Elaine Jones
Aug 19, 20161 min read


Art with embryos
"Something entirely unique, something beautiful and charming and grotesque, perhaps a little more esoteric" was how was described to me,...
Susan Elaine Jones
Jul 22, 20162 min read


Octopuses for sale
Look at these beauties! I think I'm in love! These gorgeous octopuses? Octopi? Octopodes? Beautiful aren't they? But they're in...
Susan Elaine Jones
Jul 8, 20161 min read


Late for the day of the dead
Finally had the opportunity to spend some time with a camera in the Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. I lingered at least...
Susan Elaine Jones
Jul 1, 20161 min read


Witch balls
Witch balls. Or did you think only wizards had balls? Well, honestly, witches don't have balls (that I know of). These balls are to repel...
Susan Elaine Jones
Jun 17, 20161 min read


Wellcome to Morbid Anatomy
Yes, Joanne Ebenstein is amongst the guests at the Wellcome Collection next week for an Anatomical Venus and other things morbid...
Susan Elaine Jones
Apr 29, 20161 min read


Hug a dinosaur
Made it to a little bit of science week. Which is really just an excuse to neb around Cambridge University buildings whilst snack vans...
Susan Elaine Jones
Mar 18, 20161 min read


Skulls with soul
Some bones just give you a look. It is often the primates, but some skulls seemespecially expressive, and just catch your attention. This...
Susan Elaine Jones
Nov 20, 20151 min read


Behind the scenes at the Zoology Museum
So sorry for the terrible quality of the photo. But it was on a behind the scenes tour, at night, taken through the door of a freezer....
Susan Elaine Jones
Oct 2, 20151 min read


A jar of moles
I love the Grant's Museum. And I love their blog. And this week, I love their specimen of the week. A jar of moles. I looked up the...
Susan Elaine Jones
Aug 7, 20151 min read


The real Jurassic World
20 years on from Jurassic Park, Jurassic World has been brought to our screens. (Yes, you read that right, 20 years! 22 years actually,...
Susan Elaine Jones
Jun 12, 20151 min read


The original Bodyworlds
"When I die, place my body in the hands of an anatomist." I suspect that prayer is said much less often than it should be. And especially...
Susan Elaine Jones
Apr 24, 20151 min read


Vroliking good fun
As I research my dissertation on art and anatomy, I am being very willingly forced to spend hours pouring over books of historical...
Susan Elaine Jones
Feb 20, 20151 min read


Best candle ever!
Reading about the history of anatomy, I have come across Museo La Specola! The Florence museum containing superb wax models of anatomy....
Susan Elaine Jones
Dec 12, 20141 min read


Skull with a smile
One of the most engaging exhibits at the Oxford Museum of Natural History is this skull. It is a juvenile Western Gorilla, looking out of...
Susan Elaine Jones
Oct 31, 20141 min read


Dr. Who at the Hunterian
Stunned by tonight's Doctor Who episode, Flatline. A lovely concept, and thoroughly enjoyable images (and I'll try not to spoil it if you...
Susan Elaine Jones
Oct 18, 20141 min read


Wellcome, wellcome, wellcome
... to the Wellcome Collection. A wonderful way to spend an afternoon. And actually my favourite part were the audio extracts, one of...
Susan Elaine Jones
Jul 18, 20141 min read


Ikea manual for reassembly required
A late write up from a trip to the wonderful gem, Grant's Museum in London. Part of UCL, hidden somewhere near the Petrie Museum, I was...
Susan Elaine Jones
Mar 28, 20142 min read


SOS - Save our skulls!
Do yourself a favour. Rather than receive the same old Christmas jumper and socks this year, get your relatives to buy you a skull! There...
Susan Elaine Jones
Dec 13, 20131 min read
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