Registration open for Navigator Symposium on Reproduction & Neurodevelopment in Epilepsy
The Epilepsy Research Institute is delighted to share details on its upcoming Navigator Symposium on Reproduction & Neurodevelopment in Epilepsy.
The Epilepsy Research Institute is delighted to share details on its upcoming Navigator Symposium on Reproduction & Neurodevelopment in Epilepsy.
The Epilepsy Research Institute was pleased to attend the Windsor Lions Presentation evening on Thursday 16 January 2025 to accept a generous donation towards our work. The Windsor Lions chose to support the Institute in
The Epilepsy Research Institute is pleased to share that three of our theme leads have been awarded significant funding from the Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA). These awards will support potentially transformative projects designed
JOHN’S PLEDGE FOR RESEARCH John’s wife Claire lived with epilepsy but refused to let it define her. She had a zest for life and refused to let her condition stop her from taking on adventurous
Is this the year you take on the challenge you’ve been dreaming about? A new year is the perfect opportunity to push yourself, accomplish something extraordinary, and make a real difference by raising vital funds
The Epilepsy Research Institute is proud to announce that Dr Sukhvir Wright, a trustee and research theme lead at the Institute, has been awarded a £3.4m Career Development Award by the Wellcome Trust. This funding
Help us recruit a network of MPs to champion epilepsy research If there’s one thing you do before the end of 2024, let it be this: write to your MP and ask them to support
Hi, I’m Joy. You may know me as a One in 100 Campaign Champion. This Giving Tuesday, I’m sharing my story in honour of my sister, Jill, and asking for your support to help create
Would you like to influence the research projects we fund? Join our Application Clinics and help shape researchers’ proposals as part of our rigorous grant review process. This opportunity is only open to members of
Last week, the Epilepsy Research Institute’s Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) convened to review and shortlist applications in the 2024-25 grant round. We also welcomed five new highly regarded researchers to the meeting, each of whom