Through our Shape Network Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) group, the Epilepsy Research Institute is currently working with two research groups investigating electrical stimulation treatments. The researchers are designing clinical trials to test
The Epilepsy Research Institute is fortunate to be surrounded by many inspiring women committed to radically advancing research into epilepsy. To mark International Women’s Day 2024, we’re highlighting just some of the incredible achievements of
The Epilepsy Research Institute welcomes the government’s commitment of £45m to support charity-funded early career researchers, as outlined by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt in yesterday’s budget announcement. This is in addition to the £70m committed via
The Epilepsy Research Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of the theme leads who will drive the Institute’s research strategy for our Enabling Technologies and Reproduction & Hormones programmes. The Institute’s six key research
Today, the Patient Safety Commissioner published The Hughes Report recommending redress options for those who have been harmed by the anti-seizure medication sodium valproate. The report also made recommendations for research and recognised the key
The Epilepsy Research Institute is pleased to share the news that Rosemarie Pardington has now officially taken up post as our new Chief Executive. Rosemarie has previously held executive roles at Leonard Cheshire Disability and
The Epilepsy Research Institute hosted a Research Roundtable with UK Dementia Research Institute this week at our head office in London. The event brought together 20 leading researchers working in the fields of epilepsy and
“Key to achieving better outcomes for women and their babies, is the imperative to work together through multicentre, multidisciplinary collaborations in research.” The Epilepsy Research Institute supports a campaign launched by Epilepsy Society yesterday evening
Gifts in Wills make up roughly half our annual voluntary income and have played a significant role in funding our extensive research portfolio. If you are considering writing or amending your Will, now is the
A commentary on the UK Epilepsy Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) Top Ten research priorities and what they mean for the wider research landscape has today been published in eBioMedicine, a leading research journal by The
