Information for the public
We encourage members of the public to find out more about our work and support our research programmes.

The Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences is a University of Edinburgh research centre and is not open to the public. However, because our research affects patients and families - and indeed often involves human volunteers - we encourage you to find out more, get involved and consider donating or fundraising for us.
Please note that we cannot provide medical advice to individuals.
Find out more about our work
Watch videos on the Edinburgh Neuroscience MediaHopper channel
Attend a Medical Detectives lecture or watch previous lectures online
"Repairing the Brain": watch Siddharthan Chandran's TED talk on the TED website
Find a local neuroscience event for the public
Sign-up to receive e-newsletters
Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic
Euan MacDonald Centre for Motor Neurone Disease Research
Patrick Wild Centre for Research into Autism, Fragile X Syndrome and Intellectual Disabilities

Donate or fundraise for us
The University of Edinburgh has a proud tradition of philanthropic support and community fundraising.
Private donations have a profound impact on scientific research. They can fund a new piece of equipment, a studentship, a collaborative visit to another lab, or a pilot study.
Importantly, they often act as leverage in funding applications that the researchers subsequently make to charities and government agencies.
Kerry Mackay
Senior Community Fundraising Officer

- Development & Alumni Supporter Engagement
Contact details
- Work: 0131-650-9221
- Email: kerry.mackay@ed.ac.uk
- Web: Fundraise Your Way
- Fundraise Your Way on Facebook
The University of Edinburgh Development Trust is a charitable body registered in Scotland, with registration number SC005337.