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Glenmorangie Research Project: Monymusk reliquary

The Monymusk reliquary is arguably the most important piece of early Christian metalwork to survive in Scotland. It is also…

• By Dr Alice Blackwell
• 27th May 2015

Spectacular skies forecast for Scotland’s National Airshow

#airshowscot full details here [youtube]https://youtu.be/8L5h9u-CJk0[/youtube] What do we have lined up for Scotland’s National Airshow 2015 and what can you all…

• By Norm Webster
• 22nd May 2015

A Month in the Museum Library

• By Annie Gumbrell
• 21st May 2015

Museum internship highlights

• By Anna Mosig
• 17th May 2015

Museum2Go2: Science shows

• By Fiona Smith
• 13th May 2015

Causing a Sensation

• By Emmanuelle Largeteau and Rosalind Bos
• 12th May 2015

Empire of the Crystals

• By Peter Davidson
• 11th May 2015

Waterloo: Researching an exhibition

• By Sophie Plotz
• 8th May 2015

Geology in action: Investigating earthquakes

• By Lucy Campbell
• 6th May 2015

What Does a Picture Librarian Do All Day?

• By Maggie Wilson
• 4th May 2015

Through the Looking Glass: celebrating EdSciFest at National Museums Scotland

• By Ali Floyd
• 30th April 2015

A trio of turtles

• By Dr Andrew Kitchener
• 28th April 2015

Just here for the crack! Conserving a Meissen Lion

• By Diana de Bellaigue
• 27th April 2015

Exploring our Universe from CERN

• By Fiona Smith
• 23rd April 2015

Getting (And Keeping) Museum Audiences Engaged in Social Media

• By Laura Crawford
• 21st April 2015

What a Pest: Managing Moths and the Corryvrechan Tapestry

• By Lynn McClean
• 20th April 2015

The HomeWorks Project: engaging communities with our new Art and Design galleries

• By Tylar Napolitano
• 15th April 2015

The tricky process of collecting marine specimens

• By Dr Andrew Kitchener
• 14th April 2015