The goal of our program is to enhance on care of patients affected by drug-resistant epilepsy by optimizing methods to identify and localize functional and pathologic Brain Networks.

If you would like to join the team or learn about opportunities use the form

If you would like to provide financial support for ongoing or future research in the Human Brain Mapping Program, including supporting specific projects of interest, or to learn about opportunities for giving unique gifts that significantly accelerate our neuroscientific discoveries, please use the form

We acknowledge previous and current support by:

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National Institutes of Health

NIH-NINDS

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National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences

NCATS

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Association for Clinical and Translational Science

ACTS

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Brain Initiative

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American Epilepsy Society

AES

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Epilepsy Foundation of America

EF

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University of Pittsburgh

Pitt

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Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey

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Yale Center for Clinical Investigation

YCCI Scholar Award

Swebilius Foundation

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Help accelerate the next map

The program develops faster, more reliable ways to identify functional and pathological brain networks in people affected by drug-resistant epilepsy. Collaboration, training, and philanthropic support help move promising methods from signal analysis toward safer and more informative care.

Use the program contact form to discuss joining the team, collaboration, training opportunities, or philanthropic support.

Contact us to collaborate or support

Where support matters

Discovery, training, and translation

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Discovery

Develop and validate methods for mapping function, connectivity, and epileptic networks.

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Training

Support fellows, international scholars, courses, and practical workshops.

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Translation

Connect electrophysiology, imaging, computation, and clinical expertise around meaningful patient-care questions.

Acknowledgements

Previous and current support has included

NIH / NINDSNational Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke NCATSNational Center for Advancing Translational Sciences ACTSAssociation for Clinical and Translational Science BRAIN InitiativeBrain Research Through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies AESAmerican Epilepsy Society Epilepsy FoundationEpilepsy Foundation of America PittUniversity of Pittsburgh TÜBİTAKScientific and Technological Research Council of Türkiye YCCIYale Center for Clinical Investigation
Swebilius FoundationPhilanthropic support

Acknowledgement denotes previous or current support and does not imply that every organization listed is a current sponsor.