Francis Osis Email & Phone Number

One of a small team managing the West Lothian Council Museum and Archives Service.- Exhibitions management: research, curation, interpretation, making mounts/displays, install and take down.- Archival work: responding to enquiries, cataloguing, undertaking a full audit.- Collections management: cataloguing, pest control, minor conservation tasks.- Other.

Running a small business selling F1-inspired artworks and art supplies.

- Managing a team of peer researchers and volunteers to investigate the history of HIV and AIDs in Scotland- Supervising undergraduate and postgraduate students on research work placements- Using existing archival sources and gathering new oral histories- Development of an exhibition using co-production methods, and other public engagement activites such.

Creating websites for community networks and small businesses.

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

- Exhibition development and co-design with stakeholders- Content research- Exhibit interpretation

GTA in Information Studies, assisting with course preparation and teaching for history and museum studies.

Glasgow

• developing an online exhibition associated with The Hunterian, which has received over 500 visitors
• finding and researching stories in the medical collection
• writing content for a non-specialist audience
• running public engagement events to promote the exhibition

• graduate teaching assistant in the Anatomy department
• helping students engage effectively and respectfully with cadaveric dissection
• improving my own anatomical knowledge and dissection skills

Glasgow, United Kingdom

• developed a workshop programme for a visiting international class (University of Wyoming)
• delivered regular tours based on my own collections-based research in a wide variety of subjects including medical history, physics and natural history
• researched and developed scripts for two new tours based on the medical work of Dr William Hunter and the general anatomy collection
• received a Highly Commended award for outstanding research after 6 months on the programme and MUSE of the Year award after 1 year
• contributed to a third year undergraduate course on speaking in the arts and humanities
• developed my leadership skills by acting as assistant coordinator, where I was required to arrange schedules, track visitor statistics and liaise between other volunteers and our manager

• worked within a team to maintain the high level of customer service expected in a large and successful science centre
• developed my public engagement skills with both children and adults by exhibit interaction and delivering educational workshops
• researched a diverse range of scientific disciplines in order to speak confidently on all exhibits
• prepared scripts and mentored my peers when I had specialist knowledge
• proactively sought out opportunities for training and feedback

• successfully applied for competitive funding which enabled me to undertake summer research
• developed skills in observation and video data capture while investigating possible asymmetry in the leaping behaviours of New World monkeys
• interpreted data using statistical analysis
• collaborated internationally with my supervisor (Dr Adam Sylvester, John Hopkins University), developing my abilities to communicate effectively and to make experimental decisions independently
• worked in a team with zoo staff to utilise their skills and knowledge

Hursley

• rebuilt part of an automated software testing infrastructure using a variety of programming languages and operating systems
• developed critical thinking skills through debugging and software testing
• worked as part of a team within a large, multinational company
• gained experience of agile development, which encourages continuous improvement and adaptive planning through multi-team collaboration

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, History

The Venereal Poison: A Historic and Genomic Analysis of 18th Century Sexual Disease • Material culture of the history of medicine •.

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.), Anatomy, First Class

Activities and Societies: Reviewer with Press Start Journal I graduated studying Anatomy with a First Class Honours degree as well as.

Summer School, Osteoarchaeology And Paleopathology

Training programme in cleaning and reconstructing human osteological remains, as well as recognising common stress signs and pathologies.

Mathematics, Physics, Computing