Anatomy Nights was co-founded by Dr Kat Sanders an Janet Philp in 2017. Our first event was run in five locations around the UK and involved a talk about the anatomy of the human heart and an animal heart dissection performed live on-stage. 

From ancient myths to pop culture, the heart as captured our imaginations for an age. Let’s explore this magnificent organ with a chat about what the heart’s for, how it does what it does and what happens when things go wrong. Finally, topping it off with a dissection tour of an animal heart live on-stage. Kat will take you through the hole in the heart, past the heart l strings, and right to the heart of the matter.

Ever wanted to know more about your own body but been put off by the ridiculous sounding words? This one's for you...

Bringing science to the streets and highlighting the work of women in science.

How to tell if you're more highly evolved than your mates, quickly pick up and understand Latin gibberish (the language of anatomy), and hear about the gruesome history of anatomical sciences.

Anatomy is a fascinating topic but can be difficult to access and understand. At #pint17, I talked about some amazing anatomical features of the human body, what we've gained and lost from evolution, and how to make anatomy easier to comprehend so you can all learn about what's under your skin.

Why do we need nose hair? I had a chat with Sally Fairfax on BBC Radio Humberside to answer this question and more

Ever been asked a tricky question by a kid and not known how to answer? I tackle a question placed by a 6yo: "Why can't we eat people? Especially, if they're already dead"