Showcasing our science at Cheltenham Science Festival
The annual Cheltenham Science Festival is for people of all ages who want to discover more about the wonders of the everyday world, mysteries of the universe and cutting-edge technology. The Festival hosts hundreds of free family-friendly activities, while the UK’s science community gathers to share their latest ideas in thought-provoking and entertaining ways.
Posted on: 19 July 2023
'Meet the Scientists' at the World Museum
'Meet the Scientists' is a series of interactive, hands-on science days for all the family run by the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences in partnership with the World Museum Liverpool. The events have been running for over seven years, are free to attend and each event is attended by between 600 – 1200 people from the local Merseyside area and beyond. Around half of attendees report it’s their first time attending a science event outside of school.
Posted on: 17 January 2023
The Liverpool Dementia & Ageing Research Forum
Dementia affects over 900,000 people in the UK, and over 55 million across the globe. It's fair to say it’s a huge public health problem, and looking at finding a cure is not the only focus of research. What we need to do is develop meaningful research to support people with dementia and unpaid carers to live well, but also to support the much neglected social care workforce and charities.
Posted on: 6 January 2023
Liverpool Neuroscience Group Day 2022
On Friday 24 June, over 100 researchers from across the North West congregated for the Liverpool Neuroscience Group (LNG) conference, the first to be held in-person for three years. PhD student Bethany Facer gives an insight into the day.
Posted on: 18 July 2022
Celebrating International Clinical Trials Day 2022 ICTD2022
Friday 20th May marks International Clinical Trials Day, which recognises the invaluable work of those involved in clinical trials and their contribution towards public health.
Posted on: 20 May 2022