Public engagement at the Queen Square Institute of Neurology happens across many of our research groups, departments and teams. Our researchers and educators use diverse, creative and exciting activities and techniques to communicate their ideas to all audiences.
Spotlight on Trellis: Arbor
The Arbor programme has been created to foster an interdisciplinary approach to creative research, and to create a physical and intellectual space for the development of meaningful artistic and academ
News and events
The Graphic Truth: music, art and the Young Onset Parkinson's community : 18th July 2025
A live musical interpretation of a graphic score made by a group of people living with young onset Parkinson’s’
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Junior Medical Explorers:UCL Neurogenetics Lab & Little House of Science Neuroscience & Genetics Day
During Half Term, students from the Neurogenetics Lab at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology collaborated with Little House of Science to host an engaging day of neuroscience and genetics for 96 children aged 4-13.
Shaping the Future: Neurogenetics Lab Summer Experience 2024
This summer, the Neurogenetics Lab at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, in partnership with Professor James Jepson’s Lab and the Social Mobility Foundation, provided a unique opportunity for a group of talented 16–18-year-olds.
UCL retains its position as a leading institution in fourth Knowledge Exchange Framework
The Tremors vs Tremors project, a new music album based on the tremors of people with Parkinson’s has been launched by a team of UCL researchers, to help provide relief for people with the condition, was highlighted as an example of Research Partnerships.
Transformative Weekend for Families Affected by Nicolaides-Baraitser Syndrome
Over a three-day weekend, members from the Neurogenetics Lab at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology participated in an event designed for families dealing with Nicolaides-Baraitser Syndrome (NCBRS).
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