Exciting news for BDRN

We would like to update you about some exciting developments for BDRN. For many years BDRN has been a close collaboration between members of the team based at Cardiff University and the University of Birmingham.

We are very pleased to announce that our Mood Disorders Research Group based in Birmingham has recently moved to the University of Worcester. The work of BDRN will continue exactly as before, with the teams at Cardiff and now Worcester working closely together.

The only change for you will be to use our new contact details for the University of Worcester, which you will find at the bottom of this page.

Our contact details at Cardiff are unchanged but you can also find these below for your convenience.

Everyone at BDRN is very excited about the move and we will tell you more about our work at the University of Worcester in our 2016 newsletter and in upcoming news articles. In the meantime, we would like to share with you a few messages:

 

Professor David Green“We are delighted to welcome BDRN to the University of Worcester. We are sure that their vital research into the causes of mood disorders will reveal fresh insights and make a positive difference to people’s lives.”

Professor David Green, University of Worcester Vice Chancellor and Chief Executive

 
Dr Lisa JonesThe University of Worcester provides a wonderful environment for BDRN to continue to thrive.  We were particularly attracted by the University’s clear commitment to mental health research.

Professor Lisa Jones, BDRN Principal Investigator, University of Worcester

 

Professor Ian Jones

 

With this exciting development and the ongoing support of all our participants, I’m sure BDRN will go from strength to strength.

Professor Ian Jones, BDRN Principal Investigator, Cardiff University

 

 

Professor Nick Craddock

I am absolutely delighted. The University of Worcester is providing superb support for Professor Lisa Jones and her team. I have no doubt that this will make the collaboration with Professor Ian Jones and his team in Cardiff even more effective. This is great news for BDRN, our research and our participants.

Professor Nick Craddock, BDRN Management Group