History of science virtual tour (3 of 3)
On Demand (IF 2020)
Virtual tour | History, Science
In this third of three history of science virtual tours, our guide Nina Kruglikova considered medical science in Oxford, the city’s scientific wartime legacy and visited the History of Science Museum. Travel back in time to reveal how science was done in the early days of Oxford University. Together, we will explore the legacy of discovery and some of recent scientific achievements while learning about Oxford’s Nobel Prize winners and notable scholars. www.oxfordinsiders.com
Watch the recording of the virtual tour first broadcast on
21 October 2020 as part of IF Oxford
Nina Kruglikova graduated with a DPhil in Geography and the Environment from Oxford University. She leads thematic sightseeing tours, which featured in the British Science Week and the International Women’s Festival. She is a member of the Oxford Heritage Network and volunteers as a tour guide for the Oxford Preservation Trust.
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