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Introductory panels for Survey of Animal Kingdom exhibit in Natural History Gallery in Horniman Museum

Survey of the Animal Kingdom Exhibit in Horniman Museum

Survey of the Animal Kingdom exhibit in the Natural History Gallery in Horniman Museum aims to present representative examples from all major groups of animals. In essence, this is an object-based textbook of zoological classification. […]

Detail from Embryology case. Evidences of Evolution exhibit in Natural History Gallery in Horniman Museum, London

Evidences of Evolution Exhibit in Horniman Museum

The Evidences of Evolution exhibit in the Natural History Gallery at Horniman Museum and Gardens presents British evolutionary studies as it stood in the early 1920s. The exhibit builds on an earlier Horniman display, “History of […]

WeAreSTS - A Podcast from UCL Department of Science and Technology Studies (STS), hosted by Professor Joe Cain.

#15 Gemma Milne on SMOKE AND MIRRORS in conversation with Jack Stilgoe | WeAreSTS

Will robots steal my job? Will gene editing cure my cancer? HYPE is a fundamental part of science communication, the development of new technologies, and the crucially important interface between business, investment, and new technology. […]

#14 Period policies: Exploring the debate on menstrual leave | WeAreSTS

As someone who prides herself on being interested in women’s health and progress related to it, Sofia Sancho still had no idea what “menstrual leave” was when it suddenly was all over the news earlier […]

#13 BBC Wildlife Documentaries in the Age of Attenborough | WeAreSTS

In this episode, Professor Jean-Baptiste Gouyon discusses his recent book, BBC Wildlife Documentaries in the Age of Attenborough. This is a history of British natural history filmmaking across the twentieth century. It also is an analysis […]

George Gaylord Simpson, 1956 (courtesy American Philosophical Society Library).

Patricide in the Repeated Assassination of George Gaylord Simpson

George Gaylord Simpson was the undisputed American heavy-weight in macro-evolutionary theory prior to paleobiology’s disciplinary formation in the 1970s. Memory of Simpson’s intellectual influence on this next generation of thinkers is tied intimately to aggressive […]

Professor Joe Cain

UCL Professor of History and Philosophy of Biology

Year: 2022

Survey of the Animal Kingdom Exhibit in Horniman Museum

Evidences of Evolution Exhibit in Horniman Museum

#15 Gemma Milne on SMOKE AND MIRRORS in conversation with Jack Stilgoe | WeAreSTS

#14 Period policies: Exploring the debate on menstrual leave | WeAreSTS

#13 BBC Wildlife Documentaries in the Age of Attenborough | WeAreSTS

Patricide in the Repeated Assassination of George Gaylord Simpson

Reading Charles Darwin’s The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals

#12 Top Marks for Philosophy of Science and Medicine in REF Impact | WeAreSTS

#11 UCL’s Warning Research Centre and Disaster Preparedness | WeAreSTS

#10 Help From UCL Careers Service | WeAreSTS