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ART AND SCIENCE WERE NEVER TWO THINGS

MedWiss brings people, science and art into one room, through medical education, conferences and journeys.

KNOWING WHERE TO LOOK

For centuries, artists and scientists worked side by side, often as the same person. Our events bring that conversation back.

Journeys

WITH REMBRANDT IN THE LAB

Spring 2027, currently full. Leiden, the 1600s. Within a few streets of one another: a theatre where people came to watch the body opened, a garden planted as a living textbook, and a young painter learning to look like a surgeon. Some of those doors still open, though not for everyone.

PIERO DELLA FRANCESCA

A future journey through Tuscany and the Marches. A painter who trusted geometry more than his own eye, and wrote down how. His pictures keep their workings in plain sight; once someone shows you where to look, you cannot unsee them.

PICTURING THE EXPERIMENT

October 2026, Derbyshire and London. A bird beneath a glass dome as the air is drawn out, stroke by stroke. A glass globe spun until it throws sparks into the dark. A man who weighed the whole Earth without leaving his garden. In the late 1700s, experiments were staged by candlelight before a silent audience. Some of the instruments still survive, and so do the rooms.

Small groups, people who know these places from the inside, long conversations over dinner, and time to look properly.

Medicine

MEDICINE IS WHERE WE BEGAN

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Scientific congresses, exam revision courses, interactive seminars and training in sport and medicine, online, hybrid or in person. We are ready for the next one.

Past events

 

Picturing the Experiment

MHH meets MDIBL

Nierentransplantationskonferenz

Nephrologisches Kolloquium

Plasmapherese und Immunadsorption

Seltene Erkrankungen

Peritonealdialyse-Workshop

Diagnostik und Therapie von aHUS

Kardiovaskuläre Risikoakademie

Konferenz für Patientinnen und Patienten

SOME IDEAS DESERVE AN AUDIENCE

Medical societies, research institutes and sponsors bring us a topic and an audience. We shape the programme and take care of the rest.

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