A major international study funded by the Epilepsy Research Institute has found little evidence that sodium valproate significantly impairs male fertility in men with epilepsy or bipolar disorder.
The Epilepsy Research Institute is pleased to offer two Early Career Researcher Observer positions on our Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) as part of this year’s grant round. This initiative provides early career researchers (ECRs) with
The Epilepsy Research Institute is pleased to share the news of a vital new study, generously funded by the James Lewis Foundation, to address one of the most urgent challenges in epilepsy—Sudden Unexpected Death in
John Duncan is gearing up for an inspiring London to Brighton Cycle Ride in September 2025 to raise vital funds for the Epilepsy Research Institute.
We are delighted to announce that the Epilepsy Research Institute’s 2025–26 Grant Round is now open for preliminary applications. Proposals are welcomed across a broad range of research areas, and we are pleased to offer
The Epilepsy Research Institute’s Shape Network – the UK’s largest community of research-interested people affected by epilepsy – has played a pivotal role in shaping a major new £2.7 million trial investigating the long-term effectiveness
The Epilepsy Research Institute is proud to announce its partnership in a major new national initiative launched today by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The Medical Research Council Centre of Research Excellence in Restorative Neural
Thanks to the continued generosity and commitment of our supporters, the Epilepsy Research Institute is proud to announce a major investment of over £1.7 million in eight cutting-edge research projects for 2025. These bold initiatives
The inaugural Epilepsy Research Institute Conference took place during National Epilepsy Week 2025, bringing together leading researchers, clinicians, early-career scientists and those with lived experience of epilepsy for two days of groundbreaking discussions and collaboration.
The Epilepsy Research Institute’s Mortality, Morbidity & Risk theme hosted a multidisciplinary SUDEP workshop in September 2024. The key outcomes, including research priorities and recommendations, are now published in the journal Epilepsy & Behavior.
