Lucy Hyde
@lucyformaldehyde.bsky.social
Chaos maker, Anatomy Lecturer and Medical Artist at Bristol University
With a keen fondness for inside jokes, the facial nerve, and cheese of all shapes and sizes.....
Opinions sadly all my own doing
With a keen fondness for inside jokes, the facial nerve, and cheese of all shapes and sizes.....
Opinions sadly all my own doing
The commentator was an Olympic skiier himself.....
February 8, 2026 at 2:59 PM
The commentator was an Olympic skiier himself.....
No, absolutely not, I agree
February 8, 2026 at 2:33 PM
No, absolutely not, I agree
The male commentator literally says "I competed with a torn ACL back in 1985, it can be done and she's been proving that in qualification"........ But still the rhetoric continues
February 8, 2026 at 1:38 PM
The male commentator literally says "I competed with a torn ACL back in 1985, it can be done and she's been proving that in qualification"........ But still the rhetoric continues
This looks fantastic! I'm so sad it clashes with another conference I'm involved with! Fingers crossed next time
February 6, 2026 at 7:12 PM
This looks fantastic! I'm so sad it clashes with another conference I'm involved with! Fingers crossed next time
Oh brilliant! I was sad to not be able to make Frome today, glad to hear about Arnos Vale - count me in!
January 31, 2026 at 7:06 PM
Oh brilliant! I was sad to not be able to make Frome today, glad to hear about Arnos Vale - count me in!
I wish the HTA would help control some of this. I don't believe that just because a bone is over 100 years it isn't covered by any laws, and can just be washed hands of, and left to personal ethics and morality. Somethibg needs to be done!
January 30, 2026 at 7:28 PM
I wish the HTA would help control some of this. I don't believe that just because a bone is over 100 years it isn't covered by any laws, and can just be washed hands of, and left to personal ethics and morality. Somethibg needs to be done!
A one-night-only exploration of the beauty and brilliance of our bodies. The evening features live dissections, creativity galore with life drawing and crafts, bite-size-informed with short, sharp speed tours, talks, and even a DJ and bar! Come and join me!
January 30, 2026 at 5:30 PM
A one-night-only exploration of the beauty and brilliance of our bodies. The evening features live dissections, creativity galore with life drawing and crafts, bite-size-informed with short, sharp speed tours, talks, and even a DJ and bar! Come and join me!
Yeah I can see that. Back to the drawing board
January 26, 2026 at 8:58 PM
Yeah I can see that. Back to the drawing board
Maybe Sydney Sweeney?
January 26, 2026 at 8:53 PM
Maybe Sydney Sweeney?
She's a cutie isn't she - boggly eyes, one ear up one ear down always. On her write up at the shelter she was described as looking 'goofy' which is so on point
January 16, 2026 at 9:25 AM
She's a cutie isn't she - boggly eyes, one ear up one ear down always. On her write up at the shelter she was described as looking 'goofy' which is so on point
You could. It was never official part of the uni, and anatomy classes were often private and could be run from anywhere by anyone, even at the start of the official medical school. Can recommend some great books on the history of the BRI and the museum collection if you're interested?
January 11, 2026 at 6:41 PM
You could. It was never official part of the uni, and anatomy classes were often private and could be run from anywhere by anyone, even at the start of the official medical school. Can recommend some great books on the history of the BRI and the museum collection if you're interested?
He was anatomised under the murder act, dissected and kept by Richard Smith Jr, who ran private anatomy classes out of the old BRI and kept this in his personal collection, which formed a huge part of the BRIs museum, before being dispersed after air raids destroyed the building in the 40s
January 11, 2026 at 3:40 PM
He was anatomised under the murder act, dissected and kept by Richard Smith Jr, who ran private anatomy classes out of the old BRI and kept this in his personal collection, which formed a huge part of the BRIs museum, before being dispersed after air raids destroyed the building in the 40s
No cheeses for us meeses
December 8, 2025 at 8:04 PM
No cheeses for us meeses
