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Predicting Dravet syndrome outcomes: harnessing natural history data and biomarker discovery to inform early diagnosis and targeted intervention
December 5, 2025
Professor Andreas Brunklaus, MD, MRCPCH- Royal Hospital for Children GlasgowCharlotte Tye, PhD- King’s College LondonElaine Wirrell, MD- Mayo ClinicLaureate Professor Ingrid Scheffer AO MBBS PhD ...
Neuromodulation for Dravet Syndrome: Preclinical Validation of a Novel Therapeutic Mechanism
December 5, 2025
Ethan M. Goldberg, MD, PhD- The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Neuromodulation for Dravet Syndrome: Preclinical Validation of a Novel Therapeutic MechanismResearch Grant- $250,000 over 2 ...
Cell-type resolved molecular and functional pathology in Scn1a mutant mouse cerebellum
December 5, 2025
Alex Nord, PhD- University of California DavisDiasynou Fioravante, PhD- University of California Davis Cell-type resolved molecular and functional pathology in Scn1a mutant mouse cerebellumResearch Grant- ...
Mapping Early Postnatal Brain Development in Dravet Syndrome Using Multimodal Approaches
December 5, 2025
Ulrike Hedrich-Klimosch, PhD- University of Tuebingen Mapping Early Postnatal Brain Development in Dravet Syndrome Using Multimodal ApproachesResearch Grant- $248,901 over 2 years Summary from the ...
Investigating effects of the pathogenic developmental and epileptic encephalopathy patient variant, SCN1B-p.R98C, on cognition and hippocampal function
December 5, 2025
Amanda Catalfio, PhD- University of Michigan Investigating effects of the pathogenic developmental and epileptic encephalopathy patient variant, SCN1B-p.R98C, on cognition and hippocampal functionPostdoctoral Fellowship- $75,000 ...
Rewriting the Brain’s Code: Nose-to-Brain Gene Therapy for SCN1A Haploinsufficiency
December 5, 2025
Mahima Dewani, PhD- Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School Rewriting the Brain’s Code: Nose-to-Brain Gene Therapy for SCN1A HaploinsufficiencyPostdoctoral Fellowship- $75,000 over 1 year ...
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