Why engage?
Stem cell research impacts many different parts of society, and consequently receives a large amount of public interest and scrutiny. As research leaders in this area, we believe our scientists play an important role in engaging with the public. In doing so, these encounters have the potential to enhance the quality of the scientific questions we ask and help us continue to build public trust in research.
Our engagement approach
To ensure that public engagement remains a core part of our research culture, we have developed a public engagement strategy to direct our programme of events, activities and training. You can find more information about our four strategic aims, target communities and outcomes by following the links below.
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Aim 2: to connect with local under-served communities and empower them to access stem cell research. |
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| Aim 4: to create an open and engaged research culture. |
