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Inspiring a New Generation of Scientists at New Scientist Live 2025

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Inspiring a New Generation of Scientists at New Scientist Live 2025Motor Neurone Disease Association (UK) · 3 November 2025 (opens in a new tab)

The Motor Neurone Disease Association hosted an educational stand at New Scientist Live in London from 18 to 20 October 2025. Visitors could explore gene sequencing with Lego, learn about eye-gaze technology and speak with early-career researchers. The organisation says more than 2,200 people visited the stand over three days.

Why this matters

The event gave students and other visitors an introduction to motor neurone disease research and possible careers in science. It may support awareness and future recruitment into MND research, but the report does not show whether attendees went on to pursue those careers or whether this changed patient care.

Limitations and context

This is an account from the MND Association, not a peer-reviewed study or independent evaluation. Attendance and visitor reactions were reported by the organisation, and no longer-term effect on research careers, MND awareness or treatment was measured.

Summarised by Compass 9 August 2026 · mainly relevant to England

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