Community research reflections
Lily Khandker reflects on her journey exploring experiences of incontinence for women over 45 from different communities in Bristol.
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Lily Khandker reflects on her journey exploring experiences of incontinence for women over 45 from different communities in Bristol.
Welcome to this new blog series, where we’ll be digging into our sustainability pledge - and what we’re doing to achieve our decarbonisation target.
We’re doing a spot of essential maintenance on our roof from January to March 2026, and we’ll be open as usual throughout, so do come and play!
Meet the community leaders working to find the research questions around health or wellbeing that matters to their communities through our Research Collective programme.
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To mark its 25th birthday this year, We The Curious is launching Future Sparks: A bold new initiative to welcome 25,000 children throughout Bristol through its doors for free, helping to make science for everyone.
Bristol’s educational charity and science centre, We The Curious, has appointed David Sproxton CBE as its first ever patron.
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