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Think About It!

Is feminism relevant to young women today? – an ethnographic research and reflection into public engagement and social participation working with local young people.

Wriggly Rangoli

The project aimed to raise awareness of parasitic infections and global poverty. The science then inspired designs which were translated into large-scale public art (Rangoli).

PE Education for Effective Research (PAGER)

The PAGER project - Public EngAGement and Education for Effective Research – involved two ‘outreach’ public engagement educational seminars about clinical research.

Science and the Short Story

The commission of four short stories by established authors, working in collaboration with three Early Career Science Researchers resulting in public events and a book.

How Green Are You?

An exhibit was developed for the Manchester Science Festival to showcase our research work into domestic energy monitoring and usage analysis.

Climate Change: Testimonies from Refugees

A partnership pilot project to compile testimonial data, promote discussion about current effects of climate change including migration, refuge and asylum.

Transforming Guns into Goods

Run events highlighting the processes involved in turning guns into goods inculding an opportunity to create peace plaques using casting methods and draw with light sources.

Dragon's Den Decides ...

Young people aged 12-19 become "dragons" selecting a winning pitch from academic scientists to run an event at the Manchester Science Festival.

This project is based on academic research into the Guernsey/Bury evacuee experience during World War Two. Recent work with Bury Archive Service had uncovered many local people who has stories to tell but had not yet been captured.

Supporting staff to engage with service users

Provide research staff with support and resources to engage with the arc EU Research User Group (RUG).

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