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------ WHAT IS THE IDEAL ACTIVITY FOR ENGAGING YOUR AUDIENCE IN THIS SPACE? ------

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A few things to consider:
Why are they at the shopping centre?
What would encourage/entice them stop and engage?
What would be the barriers to them engaging and what could remove those barriers?
What do you want them to take away?

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Brain-themed activity/game where prizes can be won 

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Brain-themed activity/game where prizes can be won 

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If we by then have a little image processing app for kids, we can try it out there

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Physical exercise and its importance for the brain

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Physical exercise and its importance for the brain

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Maybe something about "tricking" the brain - like hypnotism, optical illusions, false memories

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Pint of science / Three minute thesis type activity

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Pint of science / Three minute thesis type activity

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Something about the important of connections in the brain 

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Something about the important of connections in the brain 

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Different brain areas can be different rooms and you can transfer information between areas etc..

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What makes the human brain special?

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even if there isn't a cinema - maybe in the art theatre?

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primary to secondary school

Students who are struggling to see the applicability of the maths and sciences.

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families

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Older adults who are interested in their own health

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Older adults who are interested in their own health

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Healthy brain ageing?

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People who are just out enjoying the sun 🌞

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People who are just out enjoying the sun 🌞

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Either interested in their children's brain development, or their parents' ageing brains

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Might be interested in how they learn to be better at playing games over time. Link to fMRI tasks?

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Could you have an activity focused around the brain and music and engage with local choirs or music groups?

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Could you have an activity focused around the brain and music and engage with local choirs or music groups?

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Families where the parent's don't have higher education experience

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Families where the parent's don't have higher education experience

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Perhaps primary schools kids who can be part of the exhibition?

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Perhaps primary schools kids who can be part of the exhibition?

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if we contact schools beforehand, and have kids develop their own exhibit / part in the exhibition

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Entertaining both at the same time at the right level

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Don't stop if it looks like it is for kids

Brain playing cards

How will this help me?

Mental health and dementia

Link to COVID?
Long COVID - wary of being 'alarmist' - people might want to forget

Very visual

Too slick looks too commercial - Uni branding might be safer

Oxford Uni branding give credibility - but might put me off

'Ask me...' t-shirts

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Demonstrating an EEG-based device. Just to show something very visual.

Coding app that aims to explain coding in pictures and analogies

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VR walk through the brain with take home message that either: different parts of the brain do different things, or the brain is made out of neutrons

We thought this activity would be quite a short engagement and is interesting for people of all ages, so work well with parents and children (though we though older adults might be less interested).

As it would be a few minutes max per person, it wouldn't be a big burden on the shoppers and so might be seen as a fun diversion

We though we might also be able to show on a big screen what the person wearing the VR is looking at to keep the people they are with engaged as well

We'd not make it didactic but badging it as a 'walk in the brain' might be interesting to lots of people