LINC Workshop: Mental illness
9:00am - 12:00pm /
Wednesday 17th June 2026
/ Venue: Seminar Room 2.62 Eleanor Rathbone Building
Type: Workshop /
Category: Department
- Liverpool Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Centre
- Suitable for: University of Liverpool researchers or any Liverpool-region NHS healthcare professional with an interest in neuroscience.
- Admission: Free to attend
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Theme lead: Professor Dan Joyce, Department of Primary Care and Mental Health
LINC workshops are dedicated half-day events which focus on a single research theme. Each workshop will bring in third sector organisations to present on patient-public perspectives. The Theme Lead will provide an overview of the existing research, followed by roundtable discussions where we welcome input from researchers, clinicians and healthcare professionals from any discipline. The workshop objective is to showcase research strengths and collectively identify novel interdisciplinary research projects. Each workshop is accompanied by a call for pump priming funds (SYNAPSE Awards).
LINC workshops are dedicated half-day events which focus on a single research theme. Each workshop will bring in third sector organisations to present on patient-public perspectives. The Theme Lead will provide an overview of the existing research, followed by roundtable discussions where we welcome input from researchers, clinicians and healthcare professionals from any discipline. The workshop objective is to showcase research strengths and collectively identify novel interdisciplinary research projects. Each workshop is accompanied by a call for pump priming funds (SYNAPSE Awards).