Final post for Making Clinical Sense

written by Anna Harris

05/03/26

Thank you for visiting this website. We are very proud of everything that we have done as part of this project, and hope you enjoy perusing the logbook posts and our publications and events. For now we will no longer be posting on this site, though there is still one publication, a book project called Analogue Lessons, still to come, so stay tuned or check in on the MIT Press website for more information about that from autumn 2026 onwards.

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If you would like to find out about related projects that have followed on from this one, you can visit one of the following sites:

The Upcycled Clinic: exploring creativity in hospitals (website live from April 2026)

Fringe Editions: bringing together the creative community in medical education

Final post for Making Clinical Sense

Making as method, new article

Another visiting PhD defends successfully

Visiting PhD successfully defends his PhD in Ghana

Historied materials, published article by John Nott

“Stethoscope” shortlisted for FSHI Book Prize

John Nott and Anna Harris win Amsterdamska award

New review for “Stethoscope”

Launch of Fringe Editions Website

Making lessons

Inside Bodies: Pint of Science Talk

Brown bag lunch on Repurposed Methods

Amongst the anthropologists

Grant Rounds talk at Groningen Hospital

Seeing ‘Normal’ exposition at 4S Making and Doing conference

Reviews of Making Sense of Medicine

Review Stethoscope in Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences

Three new reviews of Stethoscope: The Making of a Medical Icon

Making Together festival video

My Maastricht experience

Kids medical school

Our Legacy Film

A festival in Limburg

Workshopping eyes

Review of the book “A Sensory Education”

Inclusive bodies?

New publication: Architecture for anatomy

New publication: Sensory probes in fieldwork

Reviews of “Stethoscope”

Making Together

Operation Mango: A conversation

Lessons of imagination

Interview with Samuel Bewiadzi Akakpo, visiting PhD student

MCS in, or rather, out of the classroom

Teaching the normal and the pathological

Coffee talk on sensory data

Exhibition opening of Seeing ‘Normal’

New journal article by Anna Harris: Gridding bodies

New book published: Stethoscope

Making Sense of Medicine Book Launch

Introducing Fringe Editions

Scholarship for Ghanaian PhD open

Our edited book has arrived

Writing with insects

Summer project: How to make a cyanometer

Learning in gardens

Library exhibition and essay on stethoscope

Two new grants on the senses

Sensory lecture series essay

Scoping the Health Humanities curricula

Clinical dinner

Stitching methods and memories

Making measuring bodies

Physical examination fruit salad

Digital-sensory work

Germs, phosphorescence and solastalgia

Mushroom hunting skills valuable to future doctors

A fabric essay on anatomy education

The best laid plans often actually have quite an effect

A sensory education

Writing as a Craft

Warm Memories of the Writing Retreat

Dissecting touch

Postcards from the edge of another time

Embodied meeting

Digital stethoscopes

Crafting Medicine: A Sensory Exploration of Three Medical Schools

Micro-histories in a jar

Exquisite corpses

Playful research

Our virtual 4S papers 4/4

Our virtual 4S papers 3/4

Workshopping, the video essay

Our virtual 4S paper 2/4

Bumbling through fieldwork activities

Quarantine correspondence

Our virtual 4S papers 1/4

Digital learning

Sticky models

Fragile models