Heriot-Watt University are holding an afternoon dedicated to research that promotes health and wellbeing as we age.

Heriot-Watt University is hosting a Healthy Ageing Showcase on 2 October. The afternoon event is open to all, and they would be delighted to welcome you.

The Healthy Ageing Showcase offers an opportunity to hear from the people leading and participating in a range of research projects. These include developing and trialing new and innovative technologies that support and enhance healthy lifestyles, to the ways our homes and urban environments can be designed to encourage opportunities for healthy ageing, to robotic and assistive devices enabling people with different needs to live independently for longer.

The event will be opened by Professor Linda Bauld (Chief Social Policy Advisor to the Scottish Government), followed by researchers representing the breadth and depth of activities in healthy ageing at Heriot-Watt. The event will also include a special session led by Katherine Crawford (Chief Executive Officer of Age Scotland) celebrating the involvement of people in shaping research.

During the event, there will be an extended break to allow participants to engage with interactive demonstrations and stands. These will cover research from Heriot-Watt as well as opportunities to meet with their community and charity partners.

Refreshments will be provided during the break.

The event is being hosted by Heriot-Watt’s Health and Care Technologies Global Research Institute. The institute’s goal is to deliver innovative, sustainable, and user-inspired solutions through a co-creative approach.

To register for the event, click here https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/heriot-watts-healthy-ageing-showcase-tickets-999303312107. This includes an opportunity to provide any access requirements you have.

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