Neuromod+ Early Career Researcher (ECR) awards aim to support ECR training and development, encourage collaboration between Neuromod+ members, and further network research goals. We invite ECRs to apply for awards of up to £2,000 to fund activities that align with network aims or priorities. Example activities are a visit to another affiliated research group, attendance at […]
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Five original projects have been funded by Neuromod+ in our final call for feasibility studies. Mahnaz Arvaneh, Daniel Blackburn, Lise Sproson & Ismail Yussuf’s Bridging the Gap: Promoting Acceptance and Inclusivity of Non-Invasive Neurotechnology in Ethnic Minority Communities builds on their previous Neuromod+ award, Fostering Acceptance and Inclusivity of Non-Invasive Neurotechnology in African Ethnic Minority Communities,
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On 12th-13th Sept we held the UK Symposium on Neuromodulation and Neurotechnology in Nottingham, sponsored jointly by the EPSRC NeuroMod+ and CloseNIT networks. As well as fantastic plenary talks from Abby Russo, PhD (from CTRL-Labs, META) and Daisy Thompson-Lake PhD (West Virginia University), there were a great set of academic talks and “Neurotech bites” from up and
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We are delighted to have been able to award seven new projects in the latest Neuromod+ funding call. Projects cover varied topics, from acceptance of neurotechnology among ethnic minority communities, to investigating how focussed ultrasound works in neuromodulation and looking at new approaches for enhancing memory performance. The wide range of disorders addressed in the
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The UK Dementia Research Institute is looking for healthy participants to join their study exploring the augmentation of attentional control using temporal interference (TI). As part of the UK Dementia Research Institute, we are developing brain stimulation interventions to improve the lives of people with dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease – a disease characterised by loss of memory
A large-scale online survey of patients and the general public, led by researchers at Nottingham University, has captured views on using neuromodulation for brain and mental health interventions. The survey results suggest that noninvasive methods are preferred, and considered safe for mental health interventions. Find out more about the survey and see the results here:
The BRIGhTMIND trial, led by Neuromod+ member Richard Morriss at Nottingham University, has reported that the use of TMS in conjunction with MRI scans could ease symptoms of depression for up to six months. See details of the study “Connectivity-guided intermittent theta burst versus repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation for treatment-resistant depression: a randomized controlled trial”
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The Neuromod second funding call is now open. £240,000 is available to fund feasibility studies and other projects that support our network aims and activities.We have now extended the deadline for applications to 5pm on 10th January. FIND OUT MORE
Neuromod+ funding call deadline extended to 10 Jan Read More »
The second Neuromod+ call for funding is now open! We have up to £240K available to fund proposals which support our aim of instigating new collaborative research partnerships and developing novel new technologies and approaches. We invite applications from teams of researchers for proposals of two types: Multi-investigator feasibility study awards: for projects costing up
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The CloseNIT network, in affiliation with Neuromod+, is hosting a hybrid PPI workshop on Tuesday 12th September (this event is part of wider CloseNIT Network+ Meeting: September 2023). Come join us to discuss what “success” in PPI for neurotechnologies looks like and where to find the best examples to learn from. Join us to influence
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