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Month: December 2025

Loveland Bridging Communities Project
December 22, 2025December 15, 2025

Loveland Bridging Communities Project

Tim Hughes tells us about recent work completed with Loveland, a community field project based in Falmouth, which invites local people to get involved in food growth and sustainability. With support from our Bridging Communities Fund, Loveland’s work has continued to grow, inviting new audiences to explore their natural surroundings.

Case Study, Funding by Catherine Hurcombe
Inviting Publics to Engage with Structural Biology
December 15, 2025December 15, 2025

Inviting Publics to Engage with Structural Biology

In this interview, Dr Becky Conners from the Department of Biosciences talks about her journey into public engagement, and the role this plays in her work on structural biology – including most recently, her contributions to both the Somerscience and FUTURES festivals on the importance of bacterial phages.

Case Study, Interview by Catherine Hurcombe
Self-Discovering Research: The Workshops of FUTURES 2025
December 8, 2025December 8, 2025

Self-Discovering Research: The Workshops of FUTURES 2025

Alongside our walking tours, visitors to the 2025 FUTURES Festival could book a ticket for one of our workshops. Whether they were interested in creative writing, encouraging growth in our natural environment, or honing their artistic skills, these free events offered audiences the chance to try something new.Ā 

Events by Catherine Hurcombe
Being Human Festival: How Literature, Film, and Creativity Can Bring Communities TogetherĀ 
December 1, 2025November 27, 2025

Being Human Festival: How Literature, Film, and Creativity Can Bring Communities TogetherĀ 

The Being Human Festival is the UK’s national celebration of the humanities, bringing humanities research to public audiences across the country. Running from the 6th to the 15th November, this year’s festival, ā€˜Between the Lines’, invited academics to explore the theme of boundaries in their work.Ā 

Events by Catherine Hurcombe

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  • Loveland Bridging Communities Project
  • Inviting Publics to Engage with Structural Biology
  • Self-Discovering Research: The Workshops of FUTURES 2025
  • Being Human Festival: How Literature, Film, and Creativity Can Bring Communities TogetherĀ 
  • Sparks Programme: Promoting and Celebrating Community Research Partnerships

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