We're proud to work alongside organisations who share our ambition for neuroscience. From academic, charity and innovation partners to the industry pioneers helping bring new technologies to patients.
Neurosciences Innovation exists to make that expertise easier to reach, providing a clear and welcoming route for anyone with an idea that could improve the lives of people with neurological ...
Dr Harpreet Hyare is a consultant neuroradiologist at UCLH and also holds an academic position as honorary associate clinical professor in the department of brain repair and rehabilitation, UCL ...
Dr Kamourieh works as a headache and facial pain specialist, focusing on the management of primary refractory headache disorders. She has a special interest in headaches in women (menopause and ...
Professor Hani Marcus is an experienced neurosurgeon who specialises in treating patients with pituitary adenoma and related skull base tumours.
Mr Muirhead undertook neurosurgery training in London at the Royal London Hospital, Imperial College Hospitals and Great Ormond Street with further subspecialty fellowships in both Skull Base and ...
Professor Yousry is a consultant radiologist at The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in Queen Square.
Dr Mohammad Mahmud is a consultant neurologist working at UCLH with a specialty interest in balance, dizziness, and vestibular neurology.
Dr Shah Islam graduated in 2010 from Barts and The London School of Medicine with Distinction. He immediately entered combined clinical academic training, followed by being awarded an NIHR clinical ...
Dr Simister trained at Charing Cross Medical School. He completed his specialist neurology training at the Royal Free Hospital in 2007 before taking up a one year Department of Health funded stroke ...
Neurosciences Innovation is supported by a growing community of clinicians, academics and operational leaders from across the neuroscience community, united by a commitment to improving outcomes for ...
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