That is amazing! We have a small gaggle hiding in our museum holding letter tiles - they're a wee treasure hunt for visitors! 💀
Mine may make it into the office yet...!

The Council of (sk)Elrond ran on far longer than intended after Mr Peregrin Took, of Tuckborough, lodged a planning application for a new Green Dragon Inn franchise location within the Rivendell Green Belt.

This year's prizes are ready to go, including 3D printed boxes from the ATLAS facility, and pins, stickers and pens from Etsy.
Its a bit of a silly game - inspired by the Pokémon cartoon from the '90s - but it incentivises attendance and participation! Nice treat after 10 weeks hard work too..! 😊

Well thank you - I hadn't thought to look for you here! How are things with you?

I have no idea what I'm going to use BlueSky for - probably a lot of random, irreverant posting - so bear with me!
I had a lot of fun with a series of skeleton etymology tweets back in the day, so may renew that and see how we get on!

I'm verbose and prone to typos - so enjoy! Outside of my academic roles I am a defacto nerd (Marvel > DC, currently DMing a digital Curse of Strahd campaign, and now on my 5th Stardew Valley farm) and dog-fanatic (spaniels are the Best Dogs and no-one will change my mind).

I also love playing with new educational tools and toys - I was an early adopter of Complete Anatomy in our teaching, and have (and am) working to develop digital teaching approaches within our team for radiography and histology.

I am developing a series of research projects looking at how we can incorporate 3D digital technology - including structured light scanning and FDM printing - in forensic anthropology, with a focus at the moment on reproducibility and accuracy of 3D scanning.