Networking for networks – how we’re bringing scientists together to drive epilepsy research forward
Learn how local research networks can connect epilepsy scientists, share expertise and strengthen collaboration across the UK.
Learn how local research networks can connect epilepsy scientists, share expertise and strengthen collaboration across the UK.
Professor David Henshall discusses microRNA-based epilepsy therapies and how climate change may affect epilepsy and wider brain health.
Explore the causes and challenges of late-onset epilepsy, its links with other brain conditions and the research needed to improve care.
Dr Tim Tierney explains how wearable brain-imaging technology could support earlier diagnosis and surgical planning for young people with epilepsy.
Filmmaker Miles Levin discusses living with epilepsy, making Under the Lights and how authentic storytelling can challenge stigma.
Meet the team behind CLOVER and learn how the initiative is advancing collaboration and research into late-onset and vascular epilepsy.
Dr Oliver Davis discusses his fellowship research into DNA folding and neurodevelopmental epilepsy, plus advice for future applicants.
Dr Amy Richardson shares progress on gene therapy research targeting KCC2 and her work on the Institute’s Reproduction and Hormones theme.
Discover how researchers are collaborating to understand epilepsy during pregnancy and childhood and develop better ways to prevent seizures.
Learn how epilepsy, seizures and anti-seizure medicines can affect memory, thinking and focus, and how research aims to reduce this burden.