At Duke University, Andrada Neacsiu, PhD describes why working with people with #misophonia makes her more passionate about her research.

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At UC Santa Cruz, MRF Funded Investigator Nicolas Davidenko, PhD, investigates how mental imagery can help people with #misophonia with their reactions to trigger sounds.

Here, he describes the practical applications of his #MisophoniaResearch and what participants say after his study.

Behind every research study is a story to tell through data analysis and building evidence.

Dr. Rose De Kock, a postdoctoral scholar at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, shares how she finds joy in her MRF-funded work – by discovering the story that the data in her #misophonia research are telling.

The field of misophonia is growing – and so many researchers are looking at #misophonia from different angles.

Jane Gregory, DClinPsy, a clinical consultant on one of our MRF-funded projects, describes her excitement about the growth of the misophonia field and #MisophoniaResearch.

The future of misophonia research depends on supporting early-career scientists who bring fresh ideas, new questions, and bold approaches to the field.

Nimesha Gerlus, MD-PhD Candidate @dukepsychiatry.bsky.social, shares what she is most excited about for the future of #MisophoniaResearch.

Breakthroughs in #misophonia research are becoming possible as scientists ask bold questions and uncover new insights into the brain, sensory pathways, & treatment possibilities.

Our next RFP will be announced on Friday!

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#FundingHopeDrivingDiscovery

The #Misophonia Research Fund started with one mission: accelerate discovery and improve lives.

What began as a personal journey is now a growing movement—powered by researchers, clinicians, and lived experience partners.

Our next RFP announcement is in 1 week!

#FundingHopeDrivingDiscovery

There were several high-level themes that emerged from our Annual Funded Investigators Meeting and #Misophonia Collaboration Forum. These themes include:

• The importance of accelerating knowledge through collaboration (1/4)