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The mission of the MRC Centre for Neurodevelopmental Disorders is to transform our understanding of brain development into clinical advances that improve the lives of affected individuals and their families.
Congratulations to the @aims2trials.bsky.social team who have been awarded a EURORDIS-Rare Diseases Black Pearl Award for Patient Engagement, for their commitment to involving patients as equal partners in research. 🏆 🧠
Read more here: lnkd.in/eiFDxQnq, as we mark this year's #RareDiseaseDay
🧠 Fascinating day at 2026 MRC CNDD symposium on how environment shapes neurodevelopment.
🌎 Inspiring talks on cannabis & psychosis, maternal COVID-19, influence of environment in autism & epilepsy, and immune–brain links, among more!
🎤Huge thanks to speakers, attendees and organisers!
🌟 Join us for the MRC CNDD Symposium 2026! 🌟
🗓 Friday 13 February 2026 | 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM
📍 Great Hall, Strand Campus, London
🧠 Shaping the Brain: Environmental Influences on Neurodevelopmental Conditions 🧠
Reserve your spot and take a look at the exciting programme here: tinyurl.com/mu6mbe5p
Congratulations to CNDD researcher Prof Robert Hindges on the Supervisory Excellence Award! 🎉
A handful of neurobiologists, 2,000 volunteers 🙋 and tens of thousands of segmented synaptic boutons 🔬 🧫
Take a look at CNDD researchers Juan Burrone and Guilherme Neves's journey into citizen science - read more about the project here: 🔗 www.devneuro.org/cndd/news-de...
Poster with illustration of pregnant person dressed in green. Text reads: Vaccination in pregnancy, your voice matters: share your thoughts by completing our survey. Supported by Tommy's. Logo of King's College London on bottom right.
Dr. Katie Long is leading vital research, funded by an MRF award, to learn how pregnant people feel about vaccines during pregnancy. We want your views! Take this short survey: tinyurl.com/vaccines-in-...
For more information on vaccines in pregnancy visit tommys.org/vaccinations-pregnancy