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Navigator Symposium: Rare Epilepsies

The Institute would like to thank our partners Angelini Pharma for sponsoring this event

Ticket sales for this event are now closed.

We are delighted to announce the next event in our Navigator Symposium series, which will focus on the theme of Rare Epilepsies.

DATE: Tuesday 25 November 2025

VENUE: Broadway House, London SW1H 9NQ

The symposium will be co-chaired by Dr Marisol Sampedro Castañeda, Epilepsy Research Institute Emerging Leader Fellow and Neurodevelopment Early Career Theme Lead (Institute of Neurology, UCL), and Professor Cathy Abbott, who co-leads our Doctoral Training Centre at the University of Edinburgh.

About the Navigator Symposia

Our Navigator Symposia are designed for researchers working in the field of epilepsy and related conditions. Each event explores a different theme, highlighting the latest developments and providing a forum for sharing knowledge, sparking new collaborations, and generating fresh insights to help advance research.

Keynote speaker

We are especially pleased to welcome Professor Andreas Brunklaus (University of Glasgow) as keynote speaker. Professor Brunklaus will present on advances in antisense oligonucleotide-based therapy for genetic epilepsy.

Programme highlights

Alongside the keynote, the day will feature a fantastic line-up of researchers from across the UK, including:

  • Dr Joe Symonds (University of Glasgow)
  • Professor Joseph Bateman (King’s College London)
  • Dr Jonathan Lippiatt (University of Leeds)
  • Dr Amy Richardson (University College London)
  • Dr Gareth Morris (University of Manchester)
  • Researchers from industry

We are also delighted to showcase the next generation of researchers, with a dedicated ‘Research Blitz’ session featuring students from our Doctoral Training Centres.

More details coming soon

The full symposium agenda will be shared shortly. We look forward to bringing the research community together for what promises to be an inspiring and insightful day.

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