[In Context] Everything is connected: sparks will fly in coproduction spaces

Art and science are not poles apart. That discussion is over—move aside for the evolving role of coproduction in scientific research. Including participants with lived experience is now a must have. Such inclusion might push some people out of their comfort zone by breaking down hierarchical structures historically established in medical settings, but with a level-playing field, everyone is teacher and student. Could this approach create anarchy? Perhaps a little, but that is part of the process, and is where the magic happens, as demonstrated at this year's University College London's (UCL) Trellis Arbor project, a knowledge-exchange programme for staff and researchers of the Queen Square Institute of Neurology and artists and communities.