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CURE Epilepsy sees research as the key to finding cures for the epilepsies. Each year, CURE Epilepsy funds investigator-initiated grants supporting promising trends in the field and the potential for breakthroughs in a specified area.

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Prevention of Acquired Epilepsies Awards

The Contributions Of CD74 To Acquired Epilepsy

Karen Newell-Rogers, PhD Texas A&M University System Health Science Center

SUDEP, Funded by the CURE & HOPE4SUDEP

Employment Of In Vivo Biosignal Dynamics As Biomarkers Of Sudep

Edward Glasscock, PhD LSU Health Sciences Center in Shreveport HOPE4SUDEP

SUDEP

Patient-Specific Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell Cardiac Myocytes As Predictors Of SUDEP Risk

Lori Isom, PhD University of Michigan

SUDEP

Pilot In Silico Mortality Risk Attribution In SUDEP And Sudden Death In The Young (SUDY) To Inform Precision Molecular Diagnostics Of Sudden Death

Alica Goldman, MD, PhD Baylor College of Medicine

CURE Award

Targeted Delivery Of Carbamazepine For Improved Antiepileptic Drug Therapy During Pregnancy

Erik Rytting, PhD University of Texas, Galveston

Innovator Award, in Honor of CURE 365

Pericyte PDGFRB Signaling During Seizures: Characterization Of A New Mechanism Of Disease

Nicola Marchi, PhD CNRS Delegation Regionale Languedoc Roussillon, France In Honor of CURE365

Taking Flight Award

Autonomous Seizure Prevention Using Bioluminescence-Driven Optogenetics (BLOG)

Omar Ahmed, PhD Brown University

Innovator Award, Funded by the Julie's Hope Award

Scalable Transcriptional-Translational Therapy Of Epileptogenic Gene Haploinsufficiencies

Antonello Mallamaci, PhD Scuola Internazionale Superiore di Studi Avanzati, Trieste, Italy Julie's Hope Award

Innovator Award

SINEUPs Technology: A New Route To Treat Haploinsufficiency-Induced Epilepsy

Marta Biagioli, PhD University of Trento, Trento, Italy

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