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Summer School registration now open

5 Ionawr 2017

We are holding our 8th annual Summer School on 3rd-6th July 2017, which will include talks, demonstrations and interactive sessions on a range of topics.

MRC CNGG scientists deliver ‘The Library of Imagined Genes’ to Green Man Festival 2016

25 Awst 2016

Hayley has been awarded a £500 prize after winning a public engagement competition judged by school children.

Dementias Platform UK

4 Awst 2016

Yr Athro Julie Williams o’r Brifysgol wedi’i phenodi’n Ddirprwy Gyfarwyddwr ar gyfer adnodd sydd ar flaen y gad

Photograph of Summer School delegates outside the Hadyn Ellis Building

Summer School hailed as "inspiring" by delegates

19 Gorffennaf 2016

Over 60 delegates from around the world joined us for the 7th Annual Summer School in Brain Disorder Research

PhD student Hayley wins I’m a Scientist, Get Me Out of Here prize

24 Mawrth 2016

Hayley has been awarded a £500 prize after winning a public engagement competition judged by school children.

Photograph of young people speaking to CNGG researcher

Inspiring the next generation

10 Mawrth 2016

We joined the National Centre for Mental Health to share our work with young students interested in studying medicine at Science in Health Live! 2016

Photograph of students at the MRC CNGG Winter School 2016

Winter School boosts students' awareness of psychiatry

25 Ionawr 2016

Over 150 medical students attended the 2016 Winter School to learn more about the importance of psychiatry in modern medicine.

Gwobr Pen-blwydd y Frenhines

19 Tachwedd 2015

Canolfan y Cyngor Ymchwil Feddygol (MRC) ar gyfer Geneteg a Genomeg Niwroseiciatrig yn ennill yr anrhydedd academaidd fwyaf yn y DU

Do you want to know more about dementia?

10 Tachwedd 2015

Learn more about dementia through short talks, interactive displays and a Q&A session at our free event on Friday 13th November at The Village Hotel.

Cardiff study offers new hope of delaying Huntington’s disease

31 Gorffennaf 2015

Cardiff University researchers have made a breakthrough that could lead to new treatments for delaying the onset of Huntington’s disease in the future.