The Epilepsy Research Institute recently hosted its second Navigator Symposium, focusing on clinically driven data science and innovative translational solutions in epilepsy. Chaired by Dr Wessel Woldman of the University of Birmingham, alongside Professor Peter
With the Christmas season fast approaching, now is the perfect time for making plans to gather with friends, family or colleagues to spread festive cheer, while also supporting vital research. To help inspire you, we’ve
Tickets for the inaugural Epilepsy Research Institute Conference 2025 are now on sale. We are thrilled to bring you this highly anticipated new event, which will showcase the cutting-edge projects happening now, and the innovations
Today, to coincide with our first anniversary as the Epilepsy Research Institute, we are thrilled to launch our ‘One in 100’ campaign, to raise awareness and secure vital funding for epilepsy research. In the UK,
The Epilepsy Research Institute recently held a workshop on Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) hosted by our Mortality, Morbidity & Risk theme leads. The event brought together leading researchers, clinicians, charity organisations and people
A gift in your Will could help create a life free from epilepsy for those living with the condition. Epilepsy affects 633,000 people in the UK – that’s roughly 1 in every 100. Despite this,
This week, the Institute’s Chief Executive, Rosemarie Pardington, presented at the International Bureau for Epilepsy Convention in Rome – a two-day workshop bringing together representatives of epilepsy associations from across the world. The event follows
The Epilepsy Research Institute is delighted to be attending the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) 15th European Epilepsy Congress in Rome this week. The Congress is bringing together international epilepsy professionals to learn about the
As part of our 2024-25 grant round, the Epilepsy Research Institute is pleased to announce a new funding collaboration with SUDEP Action. The fellowship aims to develop a future research leader investigating SUDEP and epilepsy-related
The Epilepsy Research Institute – the world’s first national research institute dedicated to epilepsy – has announced the appointment of Dr John Williams as its new Chief Scientific Officer. With extensive experience of leading collaborations
