Researching genetic developmental conditions
The Patrick Wild Centre is a research centre at the University of Edinburgh which aims to better understand genetic conditions affecting brain development, and to improve the care and treatment available for people with these conditions.
The Centre is built upon the principles of collaboration and engagement, bringing together clinical and fundamental scientists, and working alongside the communities affected by these conditions.
Take Part in Research
We are very grateful to those people who help to shape the future by taking part in our research. You can sign-up directly to ongoing studies by clicking below and also hear about future opportunites by joining our contact database.
News & Events
New pilot study investigating bilingualism and minimally-speaking children
Study new ways to measure thinking in minimally-speaking children
Syngap1 UK Family Day
Dr Alfredo Gonzalez-Sulser, Dr Lindsey Mizen, Dr Damien Wright & PhD student Sydni Weissgold attended and presented at the Syngap1
It’s International Fragile X Day: Find out more about our research
Today (10th October) is International Fragile X Day. The SIDB and PWC work on this genetic condition, and we have
Save The Date: Fragile X Family Day
We are delighted to announce that alongside Fragile X UK we will be hosting another family get together next year.
Touch FXS Study
We are currently looking for volunteers (3-45 years old) with full mutation fragile X syndrome to join our study that
SIDB 8th Annual Research Retreat
We gathered for the annual research retreat to discuss latest developments in autism and neurodevelopmental conditions.
