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Public Engagement

Public engagement at UCL 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.

News and events

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"Living with superficial siderosis – the patient’s journey" 18th February 2-3pm

A dedicated virtual event sharing experiences from patient, clinician and researcher perspectives. Please contact Dr Natallia Kharytaniuk, email: n.kharytaniuk@ucl.ac.uk

Ensnared: a collaborative arts and neuroscience digital exhibition launched

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Co-created by artist Sofie Layton, neuroscientists Dr Anna Kuppuswamy, and Dr William De Doncker and stroke survivors living with post-stroke fatigue, the exhibition highlights the multi-sensory nature of clinical fatigue, going beyond the stigma of just ‘feeling tired’

 

The Many Faces of Dementia

This free online four-week course will give you a unique insight into dementia through the stories, symptoms and science behind four of the less commonly diagnosed forms of dementia.

Dementia and the Arts: Sharing Practice, Developing Understanding and Enhancing Lives

This free online course explores how we can harness the arts enhance the lives of people experiencing #ementias

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Wellcome Centre for Human Neuroimaging

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Our public engagement programme aims to empower people with neurological and psychiatric conditions to contribute to, and influence, neuroscience research, including:
  • Dear World Project
  • UCL World Stroke Day Forum
  • OPM Collaboration
  • Patterns of perception
  • MyAphasia
  • Public Engagement Awards and Grants
  • In2science