The Epilepsy Research Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of the Theme Leads driving the research strategy that will be central to the work of the Epilepsy Research Institute. The Institute’s key research and
Researchers, clinicians and healthcare professionals working in epilepsy came together last week for the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) Annual Scientific Meeting. Held this year in Gateshead, the conference saw the official launch of the
We are delighted to share the news that the Epilepsy Research Institute launched today at the International League Against Epilepsy (British Branch) Annual Scientific Meeting. The Institute will be pivotal in developing the UK epilepsy
Today, to mark the launch of the Epilepsy Research Institute, we sat down with our Chief Executive, Maxine Smeaton, and asked her to respond to some of the questions we’re being asked about the Institute.
We are pleased to announce the inaugural grant round of the Epilepsy Research Institute is NOW OPEN. Researchers in the UK are invited to apply for funding to support Fellowship projects and Doctoral Training Centres
As part of the inaugural grant round of the Epilepsy Research Institute, we are pleased to announce a funding collaboration with Dravet Syndrome UK for a Fellowship to develop a future leader investigating Dravet Syndrome.
If you are a research leader working in epilepsy and its associated conditions, we are inviting applications to join the Epilepsy Research Institute’s Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC). About the Epilepsy Research Institute Vision: A life
Researchers working in the UK can now apply to the the world’s largest research and innovation fund as the UK rejoins Horizon Europe. Horizon is the EU’s flagship scientific research funding scheme worth £81bn. Negotiations
Do you live with epilepsy and have been pregnant in the last five years? We need your help. PAID RESEARCH INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITY WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM Epilepsy Research UK and the University of Birmingham
Researchers at King’s College London have been awarded funding by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) and the Medical Research Council (MRC) to investigate the causes of rare epilepsies. Central to this
