Research
Epilepsy Action actively encourages research into the social and medical (non-laboratory) aspects of epilepsy, providing this research falls within the organisation's aims and objectives, will contribute to our achievements and is intended for the ultimate benefit of people with epilepsy.
The direction of Epilepsy Action's research activities reflects the views of Members of Council of Management and staff at Epilepsy Action. However, we welcome your views about the research we carry out or fund, so please don't hesitate the contact us.
During recent years Epilepsy Action has not only been involved in a variety of research projects, but has also expanded and developed the resources that can be made available for research and researchers.
- Take part in the latest research
- Funded research
- Previous research
- Research grants programme
- Research prize
- Postgraduate bursaries
- Research resources
- Join the Epilepsy Action research network
- Get information about our research grants programme
If you would like any further information about Epilepsy Action’s research activities, or if you have any comments, please contact us at research@epilepsy.org.uk.
- Epilepsy Action Annual Research Prize 2004 - Dr James Morrow
- Epilepsy Action Annual Research Prize 2004 - Melesina Goodwin
- Epilepsy Action annual research prize 2006 - Joanne Taylor
- Epilepsy Action Information Reviewers (EAIRs)
- Epilepsy Action postgraduate research bursaries
- Epilepsy Action Research Grants Programme 2008-2009
- Epilepsy Action Research Network
- Funded research
- Research projects
- Research resources
- South Asians and Epilepsy
- Take part in research projects
- The diary of a research student - part 1
Research
- Epilepsy Action Annual Research Prize 2004 - Dr James Morrow
- Epilepsy Action Annual Research Prize 2004 - Melesina Goodwin
- Epilepsy Action annual research prize 2006 - Joanne Taylor
- Epilepsy Action Information Reviewers (EAIRs)
- Epilepsy Action postgraduate research bursaries
- Epilepsy Action Research Grants Programme 2008-2009
- Epilepsy Action Research Network
- Funded research
- Research projects
- Research resources
- South Asians and Epilepsy
- Take part in research projects
- The diary of a research student - part 1
Epilepsy Helpline
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- Email: helpline@epilepsy.org.uk
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