Author Archives: Dominic Berry

Those with an interest in the history of cytology will be well aware of the remarkable changes that took place following the arrival of new imaging technologies in the twentieth century, particularly the electron microscope (EM). Questioned by some (such … Continue reading →

One of the HPS museum’s most important aims is to ensure that the university’s scientific heritage is preserved and celebrated. While we possess a great many items ourselves, if our expertise is called for we will work with the collections held … Continue reading →

The Leeds History of Science Museum does not exist. This isn’t true, but it’s a good starting point when trying to explain to someone the status of the museum project. Our new museum Director, Dr. Claire Jones, has to try … Continue reading →

This is Hydrophilus piceus – ‘The Great Water-Beetle’. Of those beetles native to the UK it is second in size only to the stag beetle. What is more, it is the only insect to have been modelled by Friedrich Ziegler. … Continue reading →

Hello, I thought I would upload my pictures alongside a draft of the script I am writing for the video. I will then expand on this for the display description, so comments on either aspect (video/display description)  will be appreciated. (Any comments … Continue reading →