NIH supports transdisciplinary teams integrating experimental and computational neuroscience to explain how neural circuits connect cells to behavior; clinical trials are not allowed.
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This grant will fund the development and validation of innovative tools and technologies to study and manipulate specific cells and circuits in the brain, aiming to advance our understanding of brain structure and function.
NIH supports specialized projects developing scalable technologies to map brain connectivity, emphasizing humans, non-human primates, and mice; clinical trials are not allowed.
NIH supports mechanistic research using invasive recording or stimulation in the human brain to explain how neural activity produces experiences and behaviors; clinical trials are not allowed.
NIH supports exploratory research and feasibility planning using invasive recording and stimulation in the human brain to study neural activity and behavior; clinical trials are not allowed.
Develop and validate novel tools to probe brain cell-specific and circuit-specific processes for detailed analysis and understanding of brain function.