Globally renowned institute for research excellence and education in #MentalHealth and #Neuroscience at @KingsCollegeLon
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The next @MaudsleyNHS talk will be led by Professor Neil Greenberg and will mark Armistice Day. The talk will explore what research tells us about military personnel who serve in conflict, mental health and modern warfare.
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Our #LeDeR deep dive on genetic and chromosomal conditions in people with a learning disability is now available.
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Further work in terms of academic publications is under way and will be updated.
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King’s College London leads a new £50m MRC Centre of Research Excellence, bringing together scientists and clinicians from King’s, @ucl and the @OfficialUoM to understand how the human brain develops.
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#BrainDevelopment #Neuroscience #ChildHealth
What can higher education 👩🎓 learn from sport ⚽ coaching? A new study uses linguistic data to improve assignment feedback on student essays.
Find out more: kcl.ac.uk/can-data-give-educ…
#HigherEducation #StudentEssays #EducationalResearch #DataInEducation #LearningTools
What are the origins of pain? How does pain become chronic? These are the questions that Professor Franziska Denk investigates in her research. Join us for her inaugural lecture on 18 November.
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Daryl Hagan, Senior Clinical Trials Manager, shares highlights of the @redress_study Sickle Cell Research Open Evening which was held to share knowledge, stories and experiences of sickle cell research #BHM #SickleCellDisorder
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Dr @AmirEnglund (IoPPN) + Dr Isabella Goodwin (Australian Catholic University) write in @ConversationUK about their new research on the line between stronger doses of cannabis and a stronger "high" is not so straightforward.
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Apply by 22 October (this week!) for our new online Child & Adolescent Mental Health and Development short course. Topics include child development, attachment and trauma, emerging challenges including social media use, digital mental health and AI: kcl.ac.uk/professional-educa…
How does student mental health and wellbeing work, not just in theory, but in practice too? Professor Juliet Foster will speak on this, as well as her research and career at her inaugural lecture on 4 November.
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An IoPPN-led research project, in conjunction with lived experience collaborators, have been awarded an NIHR Award to develop a practical implementation toolkit to support collaborative data analysis across applied health and social care research
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Applications are open for the 2026 CEDI Impact Award!📢
The award recognises NIHR BRC: Maudsley researchers whose work is creating impact by advancing inclusion in mental health research and healthcare.
🗓 Deadline: 19 Oct, 1pm
🔗maudsleybrc.nihr.ac.uk/about…
ALT Culture, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Impact Award 2026 - Applications now open
ALT The award celebrates research work which exemplifies excellence in promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion through research outputs, community engagement or tangible impact on policies, clinical practice or service delivery. Dr Mariana Pinto da Costa Research Inclusion Champion NIHR BRC: Maudsley
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Can AI help identify childhood OCD risk earlier? Researchers are testing a model using data from 90,000 children.
Read more: ow.ly/7Ev350ZXX6G
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How does #caffeine ☕️ affect children's developing brains?
A new study found that children who drank more caffeinated drinks had more mental health problems, slept less and had lower surface area across the brain's outer layer.
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#BrainHealth
Why do people become addicted? When does a habit turn into self harm and what makes recovery so hard? Prof Sally Marlow + Dr Nicky Kalk @MaudsleyNHS, speak on the topic for BBC's A Question of Science hosted by @ProfBrianCox
Listen/watch now: lnk.to/AQOSAddictionPA
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We are pleased to announce a new cross-partnership webinar series, King's Trials Partnership, designed to connect colleagues involved in #clinicaltrials and associated research across @kingshealth Partners.
Join the first webinar | Fri 30 Oct, 12-1pm
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ALT Kings trials partnership
ALT Connecting Research and Trial Delivery‘, Professor Richard Emsley / Petrina Chu ‘From Pilot to Pragmatic Randomised Controlled Trials
Are you interested in how the brain develops and how differences in neurodevelopment contribute to a range of conditions? Our new Neurodevelopmental Conditions and the Brain online short course is now open for applications.
Applications are now open: kcl.ac.uk/professional-educa…
Fewer than 1 in 15 young people with a mental health disorder based in South London received a diagnosis from NHS mental health services from 2009-2024, compared to the general population, in new research published in @LancetRH_Europe
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In South London, fewer than 1 in 15 young people with a mental health disorder had an NHS diagnosis. For those who'd seen any health professional for help, it was fewer than 1 in 4. #CAMHS
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Full text👉 thelancet.com/journals/lanep…
IoPPN experts contribute to independent review into mental health conditions, ADHD and autism. The report calls for a shift in how support is provided towards a more flexible, needs-led and effective approach, available earlier
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The SGDP Centre is hosting a screening of "Turning Points: Black and working-class journeys into health research", which shares how the lived experience of black and working class academics in becoming health researchers. #WorldMentalHealthDay
Register:
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