Epilepsy Research Training Program
- Institution
- University of California-Irvine, CA
- Principal investigator
- Tallie Z. Baram
- Funding
- $307K
- Duration
- 2003–2029
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Abstract
Summary: We propose to renew our 20-year-old UCI Training Program in Epilepsy Research which supports a total of four predoctoral and postdoctoral trainees. Epilepsy is the third most common brain disorder, and one that affects the young preferentially, with a tremendous loss of human potential. Surprisingly, Epilepsy is relatively understudied guide and develop the next cohorts of diverse, outstanding trainees and provide them with state- of the art conceptual, technical, quantitative and scientific rigor approaches to the understanding and underfunded; thus, there is a major unmet need to encourage and train the new generation of the Epilepsy Investigator Workforce. Our program has strived and succeeded in shepherding a robust and diverse cadre of pre- and postdoctoral trainees who are now engaging in Epilepsy and Neuroscience Research and Education, the majority in Academia and Industry. We now propose to of Epilepsy and its co-morbidities, as well as professional skills for their career development. Our progress to date and the current proposal demonstrate that we have the experience, environment, resources and passion to accomplish these goals.
Research team
- Tallie Z. BaramPI
- Robert F HuntPI
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