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Centre for Neuropsychiatric Genetics and Genomics

We bring together world-leading researchers to investigate the major causes of mental health problems.

We use our clinical, genomic, statistical and bioinformatic expertise to tackle the challenges posed by psychiatric, neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders, with the aim of informing better diagnosis and treatment for the future.

Learn more about the Centre, our aims and the impact of our research.

Our annual Summer School in brain disorders research aims to educate and inspire the researchers and clinicians of the future. Find out more and apply for a place today.

Learn more about our engagement with communities affected by the conditions we study, schools, industry and the third sector.

Latest news

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Webinar reveals results of study on feeding and eating difficulties in children with rare genetic conditions

1 April 2026

Researchers from the Centre for Neuropsychiatric Genetics and Genomics (CNGG) at Cardiff University and University College London (UCL) have presented findings of eating difficulties in children with rare genetic conditions.

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New PTSD therapy for military veterans

26 March 2026

A new tailored PTSD therapy is an effective and scalable treatment option for veterans.

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ADHD gender gap linked with later diagnosis and poorer outcomes

10 March 2026

Late diagnosis of ADHD in girls and young women is associated with increased mental health issues, self-harm, alcohol use and drug use.