The Epilepsy Research Institute is proud to be a partner in the new £50 million MRC Centre for Human Neural Development (CHiLD), a major national research initiative led by King’s College London, in partnership with
How can research, clinical practice and public awareness work together to improve understanding and prevention of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP)? A new episode of the Epilepsy Currents podcast explores these questions, with our
A major new research project from the Epilepsy Research Institute and SUDEP Action will examine how funding and resources are being spent across epilepsy care, and where gaps and inefficiencies are creating risk and harm.
Ahead of SUDEP Action Day on 21 October 2026, the Epilepsy Research Institute is joining forces with SUDEP Action to raise awareness of the urgent need for more research in this crucial area – and
The Epilepsy Research Institute, in partnership with Cerca Magnetics and the University of Nottingham, is launching a two-year multi-institutional UKRI-funded project to support the clinical implementation of OPM-MEG within NHS epilepsy care.
The Epilepsy Research Institute is pleased to offer two spots for Early Career Researcher observers to join our Scientific Advisory Committee meetings as part of our 2026-2027 Grant Round.
We are pleased to announce the Epilepsy Research Institute’s 2026–27 Grant Round is now open. Researchers in the UK are invited to apply for funding to support projects investigating the causes, treatments and prevention of
There’s less than one week left to book your place at our 2026 Research Summit. Ticket booking closes at 5:00pm on Monday 6 July. Don’t miss this one-day event bringing together leading experts to explore
The Epilepsy Research Institute is pleased to announce the launch of the LIFETIME project, an ambitious new initiative that will bring together leading centres across the UK and Europe to investigate the long-term health and
The Epilepsy Research Institute is part of a £1.5 million Innovate UK-funded collaboration working to bring a new brain imaging technology into the NHS that could transform diagnosis and treatment for people with epilepsy. Known
