Feb 2017: Great success for Edinburgh@Anatomy at National Museum of Scotland outreach event. Image This month Science Saturday showcased a trip into the fascinating world of our body. CIP was part of this exciting science afternoon at the National Museum of Scotland, exploring the science of Anatomy with fun and hands-on activities. Visitors were invited to explore, beside many others, how a brain feels like and how long our intestines are. What are the function of our bones and muscles, examine the story behind our fingerprints and how does our hear beats. A view into the amazing anatomy body art work inspired likewise young and old. A great success with visitors at all ages engaging with our staff and students. It was a truly inspiring day for families and students, talking science in a brilliant scenery of the National Museum. It was an incredibly successful event and was heart-warming to see so many families engaging with the activities. I am massively grateful to all of our amazing students, as well as colleagues at the University and National Museum of Scotland, who worked so hard to make this happen. Prof Tom Gillingwater Professor of Anatomy, CIP Related links Anatomy@Edinburgh National Museum Scotland Prof Tom Gillingwater's research profile This article was published on 2022-10-17
