Great news! After the success of last year's Glasgow KiltWalk, we have an incredible 19 fundraisers from Deans Civil Engineering, Deans and Boyd Health and Safety, CHAPS GB and HLG…
Read MoreOur champion fundraiser, John Ware, talks about his reasons for raising funds for us as he is preparing for his final and biggest event of the year. On the 20th…
Read MoreI’m doing this for myself and also creating a fundraiser for The Neuroscience Foundation to bring awareness to many injuries and fatalities that can happen due to the brain and nervous system, hoping to help research make a breakthrough to avoid the heartbreak me and my family have experienced.
A huge thank you to John Ware from all of us at the Neurosciences Foundation! John is participating in, not just one, but an amazing THREE fitness events this year...
Read MoreA heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported us during last month's Glasgow Kiltwalk 2026. The vital research into conditions of the brain and spinal chord which we help to...
Read More Kiltwalk (https://www.thekiltwalk.co.uk/) brings walkers together in Scotland's largest mass participation walking events in Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee, and Edinburgh. There is something for everyone from the Mighty Stride (20 miles)…
Read MoreThe latest student to complete a research project partly funded by the Neurosciences Foundation says it couldn’t have been done without the foundation’s support. And she says it points the…
Read MoreA huge thank you to all the lovely people from Deans Civil Engineering and HLG Associates and family and friends who raised a whopping £7,500 plus Gift Aid for The…
Read MoreHats off to all at Deans Civil Engineering, Deans and Boyd Health and Safety, CHAPS GB and HLG Associates who are taking part in this year’s Glasgow Kiltwalk on the…
We are delighted to announce that Cristina Lumbreras, the PhD student on the Tenovus Scotland and Neurosciences Foundation PhD stroke project graduated in the Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy & Biomedical…
Read MoreThe Foundation has a fantastic track record supporting early-stage research into conditions of the brain and spinal chord. I hope that the work will go from strength to strength.
James Byam Shaw recently became a Trustee of The Neurosciences Foundation and said that he would like to start by boosting its fund-raising efforts as much as he could. The…
