Projects
The Wellcome Centre for Human Neuroimaging has a strong culture of public engagement.
Our Strategy aims to embed meaningful public engagement as a tool for research success. To achieve this, we work with a range of partners and consultants to deliver high quality and impactful engagement projects focused on bringing patient and public voice into the research.
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Experiencing Fatigue
Experiencing Fatigue' is a collaborative arts and research project involving stroke survivors, neuroscientists and artist Sofie Layton.
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UCL World Stroke Day Forum
An annual forum bringing together stroke survivors with researchers, clinicians and charities across the UK.
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News
Read about recent updates from the Public Engagement Programme at the Wellcome Centre for Human Neuroimaging.
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12-10-2022UCL World Stroke Day Forum Returns in October 2022
A free Forum run by UCL for stroke survivors and their loved ones will return in 2022. UCL World Stroke Day Forum 2022 will for the first time be a hybrid event with both online and in person components.
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30-09-2022Patterns of Perception in Parkinson’s Disease (POP PD): Encouraging conversations about dementia in Parkinson’s disease through art
Alongside brilliant partners, the Department for Imaging Neuroscience has recently delivered a series of creative workshops with people living with dementia and their loved ones, to explore the topic of dementia within the Parkinson's community.
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17-06-2022Public Engagement Awards 2022: Celebrating the exceptional commitment to public engagement at the Department
Every year, the Department joins together to celebrate the range of creative, thoughtful and meaningful public engagement activities held over the past year. The awards ceremony was held in person at 12 Queen Square on Tuesday 7th June, welcoming research and support staff from across the Centre - as well as external collaborators and partners from various public engagement projects.
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Awards
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18-07-2022UCL and In2scienceUK’s programme In2reseach nominated as a finalist in the UK Social Mobility Awards.
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Partners
We are privileged to work with a host of organisations to help make our projects a reality. Click on a logo below to learn about each of our partners.
