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Shopping trolley secrets help science

You’re in a local supermarket trying to choose what to have for lunch – what do you pick? If you picked a meal deal (the classic combination of a main, drink and snack), your choice could be useful to science.

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LGBTQIA+ scientists who inspire us

To celebrate Pride, our team of LGBTQIA+ Champions have pulled together a list of incredible scientists whose work and lives continue to inspire us.

News & Blog

Enjoy the latest news, updates, and stories from We The Curious.

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ACORN protest

Statement in response to protest and free entry demand by ACORN on Sat 19 July.

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Community research funding 2025

Find out how to apply for £2000 to develop a question around health or wellbeing that matters to you and your community through our Research Collective programme.

School visit safety statement

The supervision, welfare and behaviour of the visiting groups are always the responsibility of the school group leader, including during workshops and shows.

Code of Conduct School

There may be times when school groups share the Planetarium or school shows with other visiting groups or members of the public. We The Curious staff ask for the support of accompanying adults to ensure appropriate behaviour during these shows to ensure all audiences enjoy the experience.