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Translational Neuroscience

Updates and news from the Centre for Translational Neuroscience

24 September 2026

A transdisciplinary team of researchers has been awarded £2.6 million by the Wellcome Trust to investigate why people with psychosis may be particularly vulnerable to rising temperatures and heatwaves.

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23 September 2026

A transdisciplinary team of researchers has been awarded £2.6 million by the Wellcome Trust to investigate why people with psychosis may be particularly vulnerable to rising temperatures and heatwaves.

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epicare

19 May 2026

A national digital platform that helps clinicians track information related to early psychosis care has launched in Birmingham, Nottinghamshire and Cambridgeshire.

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Psychosis affects how people perceive and interpret the world, yet the biological changes that drive symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions are still not fully understood.

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Image source: NIHR Be Part of Research

Nathalie has been interested in research ever since her son took part in a trial at 18 months old. After signing up to Be Part of Research, she took part in a trial of an innovative new treatment for depression.

11 August 2026

Dr Mohammad Zia Ul Haq Katshu, Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham and Joint Director of our Centre for Translational Neuroscience,

21 May 2026

A team of multidisciplinary Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust staff have contributed to the launch of a new national digital platform

07 March 2025

Directors of the Institute’s Centre for Translational Neuroscience, Professor Marcus Kaiser and Dr Mohammad Katshu, have received £2.4m funding from a Medical Research Programme