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What is research, and who gets to define what research looks like? What role can a science centre, and its audiences have in creating new knowledge?

Have you ever seen a game of robot football? If you visited We The Curious in 2022 the answer could be yes! But why?

How a visit to a science centre can be an opportunity to influence real ongoing research, and to explore how computers might help us to better understand human emotion.

Forget the age-old image of science being the realm of the white-coated elite; we want to shatter stereotypes and make science everyone’s game.

We The Curious is helping to change attitudes to the thousands of seagulls in the city through a unique project co-created with east Bristol schoolchildren at Hannah More Primary School.

The Open Source Science approach at We the Curious is about listening to people who wouldn’t normally be part of science research or the product design process.

Educational charity We The Curious reopening (2021) with a bold new experience Project What If, which will feature the ‘John James Theatre of Curiosity’ – a central discussion space which encourages visitors to explore how science works.

Educational charity We The Curious reopening (2021) with a bold new exhibition Project What If, which will feature ‘Open City Lab’ – a unique research space dedicated to ‘open source science’ and democratising science.