ACROPATH team engages the public at ‘Be Curious’ event
Members of the ACROPATH team recently took part in the University of Leeds’ Be Curious event, a family-friendly day showcasing research through interactive activities.
The team led a hands-on activity where families built artificial cells and explored their use as diagnostic sensors, introducing key concepts behind ACROPATH’s work in an engaging way.
The event also provided valuable opportunities to speak with the public, offering insights into experiences and challenges in medical diagnostics. These interactions help inform the development of ACROPATH technologies and highlight areas where new diagnostic approaches could make a difference.