Lectures in Life Sciences: Mechanism and evolution in vertebrate limb regeneration

Professor Jeremy Brockes

University College London Thursday 17th March  5.00 – 6.00 pm     

Percy Roberts Room 

Gordon Museum    

Guy’s Campus    

Lectures in Life Sciences: Why can’t robots walk on a beach? How robots help us understand human movement

Dr Thrishantha Nanayakarra King's College London
Thursday
December 3rd
5-6pm

Percy Roberts Room
Gordon Museum
Guy's Campus

Anatomy Art Exhibition: 300 Years Inside Anatomy - what do we know and what is to come?

For the 10^th year running, The Gordon Museum and the Anatomy Department are collaborating to present their annual art and science exhibition.

As 2015 is the 300^th anniversary of the study of Anatomy at Guy's and King's and St. Thomas'

The exhibition of the new work will be on show for two weeks in The Gordon Museum, Guy's Campus, between 2^nd - 11^th December 2015.

Staff and students in the Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, Nursing & Midwifery and the Dental Institute will exhibit their work.

Lectures in Life Sciences: The Origin of our Species

Chris Stringer Natural History Museum

Thursday

November 5th 

5.00 – 6.00 pm

Percy Roberts Room    

Gordon Museum      

Followed by a drinks reception in    The Museum of Life Sciences    All welcome

"A Life of Endings", Exhibition and Book

An insight into the hidden world of the Dissecting Room and Gordon Museum of Pathology at King's College London.

Drawings, photographs and words by Kevin Acott, Alban Low and Harvey Wells with contributions from Adam Wahba, Bill Mudge and Jodie Acott

Published by Sampson Low

Widening participation grant for Museum of Life Sciences and Anatomy Department

Dr Gillian Sales, curator of the Museum of Life Sciences and the Department of Anatomy have been jointly awarded a grant for their project ‘Inspiring Aspiration in Science’ from Widening Participation at King's College London.

This project will develop science-based teaching resources for 10-14 year olds to use in the Museum of Life Sciences, alongside delivering a series of workshops to pupils in years 7-9.

Hands-on Anatomy Academy June 23 to July 23

The Anatomy Department is offering students at King's College London a unique opportunity to develop and refine dissection skills and knowledge in a free-of-charge 4 weeks summer academy. The course focuses on practical dissection skills for the development of topographical and applied anatomical knowledge. 

Application by June 15th can be made to Mandeep Gill via the virtual campus.