Traslactional Neuroscience
Across the Lifecouse
Actionable insights from deep brain stimulation
Participatory Research
In translational research, people aren’t just participants – they’re partners. Discover how our development of the Parkinson’s Northwest Research Interest Group (NWRIG) puts the voices of people living with Parkinson’s at the heart of research across the region.
Latest from our lab
Get It on Time: Why Timely Medication Matters in Hospital
For people living with Parkinson’s, getting medication on time isn’t just important; it’s life-changing. That’s why the TCNU lab at Manchester Metropolitan University are working together with Parkinson’s UK to make sure hospital stays don’t mean missed medication. What is…
Public and Patient Involvement for Deep Brain Stimulation Tools
We would like to thank you sincerely for taking part in our recent discussion about the idea to give people with Parkinson’s disease access to their own brain signals recorded by Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS). Your insights were incredibly valuable…
Stimulating change for people with Parkinson’s
Working with people with Parkinson’s to prioritise and design new research projects often leads to ideas we (the researchers) could not have thought of by ourselves. Our newest project is a particularly exciting example of this kind of collaboration. During…
Shaking Up Research: Essential Tremor Gets Its Moment
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Essential Tremor Priority Setting Partnership, an exciting initiative aimed at shaping the future of essential tremor research and care. The Priority Setting Partnership will be facilitated by the James Lind Alliance,…