ASCUS Art & Science

BHF Work of Heart Fringe Workshop: Lub Dub: Sense the Beat

ASCUS Art & Science are teaming up with BHF Scotland for 1 day only at this years Edinburgh Frin…
Snow Shift: Reimagining Snow Data Artist/Designer Workshop

We present ‘Snow Shift: Reimagining Snow Data’, a creative look at the ‘science…
Find – Grow – See Microbiology Beginners Course 2019

Find – Grow – See Microbiology Beginners Course 6.30pm – 9.00pm, Wednesdays, 16th Oct &#…
Beyond the Naked Eye Microscopy Beginners Course 2019

Beyond the Naked Eye Microscopy Beginners Course 6.30pm – 9.00pm, Tuesdays, 10th Sept – 15th …
Zoom In-Explore-Reveal: Summer School 2019

Zoom In-Explore-Reveal Microbiology and Microscopy Summer school Mon – Fri, 10am – 1pm & 2…

Upcoming Events

Snow Shift: Reimagining Snow Data Artist/Designer Workshop

We present ‘Snow Shift: Reimagining Snow Data’, a creative look …
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Blog

ASCUS Lab at 3 Years

After 6 months in development, upon gaining a people award …
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Residencies

Atopic Experiences with Artist Beverley Hood

by Beverley Hood, Atopic Art Micro-Residency Artist, June 2017 I’ve …
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Exhibitions

Metamorphosis | 2019 Edinburgh Science Festival Exhibition

Launch Special Event: Fri 5th April | 6.30 -8.30pm Exhibition …
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Recent Posts

Meet the Makers: ‘The Mathematician’s Shirts’

ASCUS Project Space at St. James Centre, Edinburgh

Conversation with Colin Sanderson

Sciart and Climate Change

Quantum Circus

Glacier Mapping

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ASCUS Art & Science is a non-profit organisation committed to bridging the gap between the arts and sciences. We work with researchers, artists, partners & organisations to create innovative trans-disciplinary projects to engage new & wider audiences in both fields. We design & curate micro-residencies, exhibitions & talks to provide the space for art-science exchange to take place. ASCUSLab is our facility we run workshops, training and creative learning initiatives to open up science to everyone.
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