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The Botnar Research Centre will open its doors to members of the public on Saturday 10 September for lab tours, talks and research displays as part of Oxford Open Doors weekend.

Stephanie Dakin works in the lab at the Botnar Research Centre.
Stephanie Dakin works in the lab at the Botnar Research Centre.

Visitors will have the opportunity to see behind the scenes in our research laboratories and learn about the future directions of musculoskeletal research. A series of short talks will bring to life historical and contemporary aspects of medical research.

Professor Andrew Carr, Head of Department and Director of the Botnar Research Centre will provide insights into the history of Orthopaedics at Oxford. There will also be a photo exhibition and hands-on activities led by our team of researchers, bringing to life research from the Centre.

Organised by the Oxford Preservation Trust, Oxford Open Doors celebrates fantastic contemporary and historic buildings across Oxford. Many otherwise closed venues open their doors making it a wonderful opportunity to learn, feel and discover in some truly remarkable places. 

For timings and directions to the Botnar please see the Oxford Open Doors website.

More information about other events over the weekend can be found here.