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.
Develop innovative recording and modulation technologies for treating CNS disorders, advancing from proof-of-concept to human studies, welcoming diverse expertise collaborations.
Supporting minority-serving institutions and IDeA-eligible institutions in producing and distributing reagents for specific brain cell type manipulation as part of the BRAIN Initiative.
This grant will fund early-stage clinical studies of new devices for recording or stimulating the human brain to treat neurological disorders and advance brain science, encouraging partnerships between researchers and device manufacturers.
Developing advanced sensors to sync with brain recordings for creating new behavior models in humans and animals, addressing the lack of quantitative understanding in naturalistic settings.