MRC Festival: Why engage with the public? @medicalresearchcouncil
MRC Festival: Why engage with the public? @medicalresearchcouncil
Uploaded February 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Inspired by the MRC’s Centenary Open Week in 2013, the first annual MRC Festival of Medical Research took place from 18 to 26 June 2016.

The festival saw scientists from research establishments, including MRC units, centres and institutes, showcasing their research through events and activities around the UK.
MRC Festival: Why engage with the public?Tracking the COVID-19 pandemic in real timeA look at how your environment affects your health at the MRC festivalStratified Medicence and Prostate Cancer | Interview with Professor Mark EmbertonMental Health and Wellbeing | Interview with Hugh PerryIntroduction to the MRC | Celebrating over 100 Years of Research with the Millennium MedalThe MRC Centre for Macaques | An Alpha Male Takes the LeadThe MRC Clinical Trials Unit | How Trials Have Made a DifferencePrevention of osteoporotic fractures throughout the lifecourseThe MRC Clinical Trials Unit | Where Do ideas for Clinical Trials Come From?Health Ageing across the Life Course (HALCyon) | Overview by Prof Diana KuhMillennium Medal 2020 part two: A 40-year career of discovery and leadership
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MRC Festival: Why engage with the public?

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