Virtual National Museums Scotland

Conversations and conservation in glass

• Post by Sarah Rothwell
• 16th March 2020

Tyrannosaurus rex was no senseless killer

• Post by Dr Stig Walsh
• 4th March 2020

Edinburgh: The Tyrannosaur City

• Post by Dr Steve Brusatte
• 25th February 2020

An elegantly simple solar energy solution

• Post by Ellie Swinbank
• 25th February 2020

Through a looking glass

• Post by Stefka Bargazova
• 24th February 2020

Sharing a Warp with Archie Brennan

• Post by Lisa Mason
• 13th February 2020

A peek inside the Museum’s silver chest

• Post by Sarah Rothwell
• 3rd February 2020

Parasites exhibition: A Biology teacher’s thoughts

• Post by Jacquie Grocott
• 30th January 2020

Edinburgh: The Tyrannosaur City

• Post by Dr Steve Brusatte
• 25th February 2020

Ancient Egyptian tomb warnings, curses and ghosts

• Post by Dr Dan Potter
• 23rd June 2017

An elegantly simple solar energy solution

• Post by Ellie Swinbank
• 25th February 2020

Lucy – The girl who lived (A story of survival, rescue and romance)

• Post by Susan Ciccantelli
• 8th October 2010

Through the Looking Glass: celebrating EdSciFest at National Museums Scotland

• Post by Ali Floyd
• 30th April 2015

Goodbye Dolly

• Post by Dr Andrew Kitchener
• 22nd October 2014

Tyrannosaurus rex was no senseless killer

• Post by Dr Stig Walsh
• 4th March 2020

Edinburgh’s dark history: Burke and Hare

• Post by David McLeod
• 2nd November 2015

Sharing a Warp with Archie Brennan

• Post by Lisa Mason
• 13th February 2020

The most controversial lemon-squeezer in history?

• Post by Emily Raup
• 14th August 2019

What are agates?

• Post by Julianne McGraw
• 19th December 2018