Dyslexia and Mental health

We have been busy sharing the results of our project exploring links between dyslexia and mental health funded by a MRC Impact Accelerator Award . Building on findings from Dyslexia Scotland’s 2024 report, Dr Samuel Warne and Prof Silvia Paracchini completed a...

Welcome Danish!

A warm welcome to Danish Aslam starting her PhD in our group. Danish was awarded a World Leading student-led scholarship for a project investigating the role of rare variants in dyslexia and related neurodevelopmental conditions.

PhD opportunity

We are offering a project with title “The multimorbidity impact of neurodevelopmental conditions along the life course” as part of the Multiple long-term conditions (MLTC) PhD programme for health professionals. All info here:...

Dyslexia as a mental health story

We presented for the first time the result of our analysis based on the Dyslexia Scotland National survey at the RSE Curious festival. You can catch with the recording of the event here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCs7kLBhzU4

Join us on 5th September: Dyslexia as a mental health story

We are very excited to present the our latest results at the RSE Curious festival on 5th September at 2pm. We will explore the relationship between dyslexia, dyscalculia and mental health through during an engaging session. Book your free tickets now and join us...

Why most of us are right-handed?

Many thanks to El Pais for covering our work on handedness for their summer series “Preguntas aún sin respuesta” (=still unanswered questions). The full article (Spanish) can be found at this link (subscription required)...
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