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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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Taking Flight Award

On-Demand Restoration Of The Dentate Gate For Temporal Lobe Epilepsy

Esther Krook-Magnuson, PhD University of California, Irvine

Taking Flight Award

Treatment Of Temporal Lobe Epilepsy In A Rodent Model Using Subtype-Specific Cortical Interneuron Precursors

Ethan Goldberg, MD, PhD The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Innovator Award, Funded by the Vivian L. Cotton Award

Reprogramming NG2 Glial Cells Into Inhibitory Neurons In An Epilepsy Model

Akiko Nishiyama, MD, PhD University of Connecticut Vivian L. Cotton Award

$Non-Pharmacological Manipulations Of Sleep And Circadian Rhythms To Prevent Seizures And Sudden Death In Mouse Models Of Refractory Epilepsy$

CURE Sleep and Epilepsy Award

Non-Pharmacological Manipulations Of Sleep And Circadian Rhythms To Prevent Seizures And Sudden Death In Mouse Models Of Refractory Epilepsy

Franck Kalume, PhD Seattle Children's Hospital The BAND Foundation Award

Sleep & Epilepsy Award

Loss Of Function Of The Circadian Molecular Clock May Underlie The Sleep/Epilepsy Relationship

Judy Liu, MD, PhD Brown University The BAND Foundation Award

Taking Flight Award

Balancing Thalamic Excitation and Inhibition by Subtype-Specific NMDA Receptor Modulation

Sharon Swanger, PhD Emory University

Innovator Award

Forward Genetic Screen In IPSC-Derived Neurons To Discover Novel FCD Genes

Jack Parent, MD University of Michigan

CURE Epilepsy Award

Testing A Splice Modulating Oligonucleotide For Treatment Of SCN8A Gain-Of-Function Epilepsies

Melanie Tallent, PhD LifeSplice Pharma

Taking Flight

Evaluation Of How Extended Amygdala Control Of The Autonomic Nervous System Is Altered In Epilepsy And Its Implications For SUDEP

William Nobis, MD, PhD Northwestern University

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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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