JellyLab X AnatomyHacks: Seeing the Unseen

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Unlock the Hidden Worlds with DIY Science and Technology
Imagine peering into the unseen realms around us, unveiling the intricate beauty of life and the
universe through creative, hands-on exploration. This is precisely what JellyLab X AnatomyHacks
is all about. A groundbreaking collaboration between JellyLab, a team of innovative research
scientists from University College Dublin, Ireland, and AnatomyHacks, a pioneering company
known for its interactive medical educational models. Together, they are on a mission to bring the
magic of discovery to everyone, using DIY tools and tricks that make even the most familiar things
appear in astonishing new ways.

Exploring the World Within and Around Us
JellyLab X AnatomyHacks is more than just a project; it’s a journey into the hidden worlds that
surround us. Through this collaboration, they showcase DIY approaches to scientific exploration
that can be easily adopted by enthusiasts and educators alike. Whether it’s building microscopes
from Lego and 3D printers or creating interactive ways to visualize sound and embryonic growth,
JellyLab X AnatomyHacks is revolutionizing how we see and understand our world.

A Fusion of Science, Craft, and Technology
At the heart of this initiative are four key topics: Crafts, Educational Technology, Health, and
Science. By integrating these elements, JellyLab X AnatomyHacks bridges the gap between
complex scientific concepts and accessible, hands-on learning experiences. This fusion allows
individuals to explore the microscopic wonders of biology, understand the mechanisms of our
bodies, and even perceive how our brains process information from our eyes.

Meet the Minds Behind the Magic
Mark Pickering, Niamh Burke, and Tom Flanagan are the brilliant minds driving JellyLab X
AnatomyHacks. With a collective background in science communication, educational design, and
maker event experience, they have honed their skills out of necessity. When existing tools couldn’t
solve their scientific or educational challenges, they took matters into their own hands and created
the tools themselves. This inventive spirit is what fuels JellyLab X AnatomyHacks.

Mark Pickering
Twitter: @PickeringLab
Niamh Burke
Twitter: @Niamh_deBurca
Tom Flanagan
Twitter: @TFlanaganLab

Together, they aim to bring their tools and tricks for exploring our world to the rest of Europe,
empowering others to see the unseen.

The Tools and Tricks of Exploration

JellyLab X AnatomyHacks isn’t just about looking at the world differently; it’s about equipping you
with the knowledge and tools to do so. Here are some of the fascinating DIY approaches they
offer:

  • Lego Microscopes: Discover the microscopic world with a microscope you can build
    yourself using Lego and 3D-printed components. It’s a fun and educational project that
    brings the invisible into view.
  • Interactive Sound Visualization: Ever wondered what your voice looks like? With JellyLab
    X AnatomyHacks, you can create interactive displays that make sound waves visible,
    offering a unique way to study acoustics and communication.
  • Embryonic Development Models: Explore the stages of human embryonic growth with
    detailed, 3D-printed models. These interactive tools provide a tangible way to understand
    the complexities of development from conception to birth.
  • Neurosensory Exploration: Delve into how our brains collect and process information
    from our eyes. With innovative, hands-on experiments, you’ll gain insight into the
    fascinating world of neuroscience.

Join the Movement
JellyLab X AnatomyHacks is calling all makers, educators, and science enthusiasts to join them in
this exciting journey. By sharing their knowledge and tools, they aim to inspire a new generation of
explorers who can see the unseen and uncover the mysteries of our world.

Follow their journey on Twitter:
@PickeringLab
@Niamh_deBurca
@TFlanaganLab
@Anatomy_Hacks

For more information, visit their website: www.anatomyhacks.com


JellyLab X AnatomyHacks is more than a collaboration; it’s a movement that encourages curiosity,
creativity, and a deeper understanding of the world around us. By merging science, craft, and
technology, they are opening doors to new ways of learning and exploring. Whether you’re an
educator looking for innovative teaching tools, a maker with a passion for DIY projects, or simply
someone fascinated by the hidden aspects of life, JellyLab X AnatomyHacks invites you to see the
unseen and join their mission of discovery.

Spread the word, get involved, and let’s explore the unseen worlds together!

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Jill Godsil

Jillian Godsil is a journalist, broadcaster and writer living and working in Ireland. She changed the law in 2014 to allow bankrupts to run for public office. She ran for Europe and earned 11,500 votes with a null budget and as an independent. She ran on an anti austerity ticket.Jill Godsil is on the editorial staff at BlockTelegraph. She is editor in chief of Blockleaders.io and freelances for many more. She was awarded the 2020 Uptrennd Blockchain Journalist of the year, 2019 CC Forum AI and Blockchain Journalist of the year, 2019 nominated for an IMRO award for her EastCoastFM radio show and she is considered one of the top 100 people in Blockchain globally.