The NIH BRAIN Initiative is accepting administrative supplement applications for existing grantees to integrate neuromodulation approaches into ongoing research. Supplements up to $300,000 in direct costs are available.
The NIH BRAIN Initiative is accepting administrative supplement applications for existing grantees to integrate neuromodulation approaches into ongoing research. Supplements up to $300,000 in direct costs are available for projects combining TMS, tDCS, focused ultrasound, or vagus nerve stimulation with real-time neural recording or closed-loop paradigms.
DARPA's Biological Technologies Office has launched the RESTORE program, focused on non-invasive multimodal brain stimulation to accelerate recovery from sleep deprivation. The program targets operational military environments where sleep loss degrades cognitive performance and decision-making...
The NIH BRAIN Initiative has announced expanded funding for precision molecular circuit therapies — combining optogenetics, chemogenetics, and gene therapy vectors to modulate specific neural circuits implicated in treatment-resistant psychiatric disorders including depression, OCD, and PTSD...
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