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Research & Studies

Help drive advances in epilepsy treatment and care.

Research is the key to building our understanding of epilepsy, developing new treatments, improving systems and care pathways and enhancing wellbeing and life outcomes for everyone affected.

Your participation could help provide answers to some of the many questions posed by this complex condition - impacting not only the 30,000 Queenslanders who live with epilepsy, but a staggering 50 million people worldwide.

Current Opportunities

Genetics of Pharmacoresistant Epilepsy (GenPhEp) Study QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute
Seeking adults who have a diagnosis of Epilepsy or recurrent seizures to help find out how to predict the right (and wrong) medications for a person with epilepsy from the beginning.
X-ACKT: Clinical Trial of a New Drug for Generalised Epilepsy Mater Research
This study is trialing a novel anti-epileptic medication called XEN1101 in patients who suffer from primary generalised tonic-clonic seizures and have not achieved satisfactory seizure control using standard therapies.
X-TOLE2: Clinical Trial of a New Drug for Focal Epilepsy Mater Research
This study is trialing a novel anti-epileptic medication called XEN1101 in focal epilepsy patients who have not achieved satisfactory seizure control on at least two anti-epileptic medications.
WAIS-5 and WMS-5 Study Pearson Clinical
Seeking people living with temporal lobe epilepsy to take part in a study on memory. Participants must be aged between 16 and 64 years with English as their primary language.
Memory Symptoms in People with Epilepsy Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital & the University of Queensland
Evaluating the impact of memory problems on a person’s day-to-day functioning and the appropriateness of existing questionnaires.
Fast-Tracking Time from Diagnosis to Seizure Control Australian Epilepsy Project
Through advanced testing (imaging, cognition and genetics) and artificial intelligence, the AEP is creating advanced diagnostic tools, breaking down existing treatment silos, and reducing the
uncertainty that characterises epilepsy care today.

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