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Public Engagement

We want our research to be responsive to society so that there will be genuine benefit from its applications. Involving the public in our work can bring fresh perspectives.

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Art and Neuroscience Project

This project brings together artists, neuroscientists, patients and public. It explores connections between disciplines and facilitates understanding of neurological conditions from various perspectives.

Work Experience & Placements

We offer a work experience week for Oxfordshire students, as well as getting involved in a range of other initiatives.

Functional MRI Public Engagement

Our Wellcome Centre for Integrative Neuroimaging engages with primary school, secondary school, museum-going and patient audiences.

Picturing Parkinson's

Latest news

How to use the science of the body clock to improve our sleep and health

Professor Russell Foster has written a new book about circadian neuroscience which is published by Penguin this week. This book review by Jacqueline Pumphrey was first published on the University of Oxford website.

Researcher in yellow T-shirt showing a model pink brain to a boy in a blue top.

New Public Engagement Ambassadors

We're delighted to introduce our new cohort of public engagement ambassadors for 2022.

NDCN Thomas Willis Day Prize Winners

Our annual Thomas Willis Day celebrates the work of our Department over the previous year.

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