We’re thrilled to announce that the full programme for the Epilepsy Research Institute Conference 2025, taking place on 22-23 May at Hyatt Regency Manchester, is now live. You can view it on our conference website or download the PDF here.
The conference brings together leading global experts, groundbreaking research and invaluable networking opportunities – all aimed at driving collaboration and accelerating science so that together, we can radically advance research into epilepsy.
A world-class lineup of speakers and sessions
Alongside our distinguished keynote speakers, Professor Ivan Soltesz (Stanford University School of Medicine) and Laureate Professor Ingrid Scheffer (University of Melbourne), the conference has a dynamic programme featuring:
- Cutting-edge presentations on the latest breakthroughs in Basic Science, Data Science and Clinical Research
- Insights from the Shape Network, the UK’s largest PPIE group, bringing lived experience to the forefront of research
- In-depth sessions on each of the Institute’s six research themes featuring fascinating talks from global experts
- Early Careers Breakfast Session, sponsored by ILAE British Branch, spotlighting the next generation of promising epilepsy researchers
- Insightful talks on the latest studies, initiatives and challenges shaping the future of epilepsy research
- Invaluable opportunities to network with leading researchers, clinicians and advocates driving collaboration
With tickets selling fast, we encourage you to secure your place now to avoid disappointment!
What our keynote speakers say:
“The Epilepsy Research Institute Conference is an exciting opportunity for epilepsy researchers to discuss new advances in epilepsy research and treatment. I am greatly looking forward to presenting our recent work on novel approaches to better control epileptic circuits, as well as hearing from basic and clinical scientists working in this field.”
Professor Ivan Soltesz
“I am delighted to join the Institute’s conference as a keynote speaker to discuss how our growing genetic understanding of epilepsies is shaping advancements in clinical care. I very much look forward to engaging with fellow researchers and clinicians on the future of epilepsy treatment and care and bringing an international perspective.“
Laureate Professor Ingrid Scheffer