UofG Public & Community Engagement

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Public & Community Engagement with Research at the University of Glasgow.

Job alert! 'Learn Together' is a new community-led workshop series that aims to upskill researchers in engaging ethically and meaningfully with communities. We are looking for a project coordinator who's passionate about engagement. Closes 14 Aug (G6, part time): www.jobs.gla.ac.uk/job/learn-to...

Learn Together Coordinator

Job Purpose Leading the coordination, development and delivery of “Learn Together”, a new workshop programme and open-access training resource that aims to upskill researchers in engaging ethically...

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Great to see UofG well represented at ScotPEN today. Emma Parsons on engagement w/ bowel cancer research from Explorathon to Glasgow Science Festival. Kevin Leomo on embedding anti racism in engagement practice and fantastic work developing Creatives of Colour and Thinking Culture programmes

Kevin Leomo giving presentation in front of conference attendees Emma Parsons giving PowerPoint presentation to conference attendees. Colourful slide is on the screen

We're super excited to bring some FREE hands-on science to Sauchiehall Street at 'Smelly Sunday' on 27 April, 12-3pm. Linking with the opening of 'Not to be sniffed at', a fantastic new exhibition that explores the history of Glasgow's iconic street through scent.

Smelly Sunday
Sunday 27 APril 2025
Edward House (next to the Mackintosh at the Willow)
199 Sauchiehall street
12-3pm
Free entry

What does Sauchiehall street smell like?
how does scent link to our memories and culture?Explore the not to be sniffed at exhibition - a colaboration between Glasgow Building Preservation Trust and perfumier Clara Weale - and enjoy an afternoon of 'smelly activities' for all ages.
Discover the chemistry of scent, measure your own brain waves and get hands on with activities led by researchers from the University of Glasgow

Our Spotlight on Research series continues with Tim Peacock. A Lecturer in History, Tim’s interests span nuclear history, space security, games and more. His work explores new ways to tackle societal challenges. Full video: youtu.be/crdAh-psR-o

Curious about what research happens in the ARC? We set ourselves a challenge...can we explain what we have achieved so far, in 60 seconds or less?

Had great fun (even if I did lose!) playing Are You Prepared - created by the National Centre for Resilience to help primary school children build resilience when faced with natural hazards. Launched today - keep a 👀 out for more info! 🌩️🌡️🌨️

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Congratulations to Dr Hyab Yohannes who was presented with the Royal Society of Edinburgh June Almeida Medal. This award recognises outstanding contribution and achievement in public service and public engagement by an early career researcher. More: gla.ac/4iaYesk

Dr Hyab Yohannes holding the June Almeida Medal. He is standing in front of a blue background with the words RSE, Royal Society of Edinburgh, printed on it.