10th October 2025 Edinburgh
On World Mental Health Day, join us at this all-day event.
We will also be hosting an ECR workshop on the afternoon of 9th October.
More details on both events will be available soon on this webpage. If you have any questions in the meantime, please email us at mhp@ed.ac.uk
The MHP Research Summit in partnership with MQ connects researchers, clinicians, ECRs, people with lived experience of SMI and external partners. Leading researchers in the field share the latest developments and identify ways to collaborate on future projects.
It provides a dedicated platform to share current research into the complex biological, psychological, and social dimensions of conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, diagnoses related to complex emotions, and depression.
As part of our commitment to transforming outcomes for people affected by SMI, the event brings together expertise from across different disciplines.
The MHP Research Summit is also a place for the next generation of mental health researchers to present their work, connect with peers, and learn from leading experts in the field.
The MHP Research Summit is an event for scientists, clinicians and health care professionals to network and share the latest advances in research into severe mental illness. While it is not a public event, we will be sharing stories and research highlights from the day through our website and social media.
The MHP Research Summit is in-person. However, we aim to have at least one session live-streamed. More information about this option will be available before the event.
Registration is not yet open. Once open, you will be able to book your space through the link on the event page below.
We will be accepting abstract submission (<300 words) for poster presentations and lightning talks. Your abstract should align with one of the following themes:
- Molecular Psychiatry
- Psychological and Social Health
- Digital, Data and AI
More information will be available on this page soon and will be shared on our social media.
