The annual meeting of the R2D2-MH project took place on May 4-5, 2026 in Tallinn, Estonia, with exchanges and collaboration on risk and resilience in neurodiversity, from science to practice, with a strong focus on co-creation & impact.

Overview of Day 1

– A keynote by Jason Lerch (University of Oxford, member of the Scientific Advisory Board) on the complexity of neurodevelopmental diagnoses
– Latest scientific results across all work packages
– Engaging discussions around posters with early career researchers

Consortium members and co-creation groups also started to discuss sustainability of the project results and what will happen after the project end.

Overview of Day 2

– A keynote by Samuele Cortese  (University of Southampton) on shared decision-making in ADHD
– Presentations from co-creation group members and ADHD Europe
– Interactive sessions exploring the future of the project and sustainability

One of the highlights was the breakout sessions organised by the adolescent co-creation members, addressing: communication in research, transitions and resilience, over- and under-stimulation, ADHD diagnosis from a female perspective, becoming an adult.

Photo: the R2D2-MH consortium at the annual meeting 2026 in Tallinn, Estonia.