Victorian Skin

Speaker: Professor Pamela Gilbert (University of Florida)

The body brings together a number of vexing

The History of Forensic Anthropology - Perhaps it is Really Forensic Anatomy

Speaker: Professor Sue Black (University of Dundee)

Forensic anthropology has a relatively long history in

The Changing Management of Abdominal Wounds During the Great War

Speaker: Mr Tom Scotland (University of Aberdeen; NHS Grampian)

In 1914, abdominal wounds were managed

What Killed Burns – And What did Not?

Speaker : Professor Emeritus David Purdie (Hull & York University Medical School)

The poet and songwriter

Wurst Than the Other Sausages: Food, Fear and Public Health in Britain

Speaker: Professor Keir Waddington (Cardiff University)

This talk combines history of science, food and

Animals and their Pathologists in London, 1846-1900

Speaker: Dr Abigail Woods (Imperial College, London)

This talk uses the records of the Pathological Society

The Piano Plague: The Nineteenth-Century Medical Campaign Against Female Musical Education

Speaker: Dr James Kennaway (Durham University)

Although playing the piano was often seen as a thoroughly

George III and the Porphyria Myth: Diagnostic Implications for James VI/I

Speaker: Professor Timothy Peters (University of Birmingham)

Considerable doubt has been cast on the claim