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The University of Glasgow uses cookies for analytics. Find out more about our Privacy policy. Necessary cookies enable core functionality. The website cannot function properly without these cookies, and can only be disabled by changing your browser preferences. All data is anonymised. Ruth Fletcher, The Hunterian, Glasgow University, UK. The Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery has lived through the evolution of both universities and museums as institutions. Most recently, The Hunterian repositioned itself as a museum that aims to better serve its academic population and align directly with the aims of the University.
Initiatives like the MUSE MUseum Student Educators and Hunterian Associates Programme, and various forms of work placement formalise the student learning experience both for the student and for staff.
The Museum of the History of Physics in Padua has been engaging students with its collection of scientific instruments in many different ways, particularly in recent years. Students lead guided visits for diverse audiences and supervise Museum-related laboratories for schools. Post-graduate students in Science Communication have developed apps and exhibitions focused on the Museum's instruments. High-school students have been involved in workshops at the Museum and are now cataloguing the collections of historical scientific instruments kept at their own schools.
All these activities and projects share the same methodology, based on "reading" the different layers of information that lie in university scientific instruments.