Research Labs

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The Hofstetter-Khaing Laboratory
Dr. Hofstetter's research lab investigates various experimental treatment strategies to enhance nerve fiber plasticity and regeneration following spinal cord injury.
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The Kalume Lab
The Kalume Laboratory investigates the mechanisms that drive epilepsy and related conditions, with the goal of making discoveries that lead to improved treatments for affected children and adults.
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The Ojemann Lab
The GRID Lab is interested in using electrocorticography (ECoG) to answer basic neuroscience questions as well as to develop tools for clinical and rehabilitative applications.
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The Ramirez Lab
Dr. Ramirez studies neural mechanisms involved in the generation of respiratory rhythms, neocortical activity, and epilepsy.
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The Stroke and Applied NeuroScience Center
The SANS Center brings together talented scientists from across the University of Washington to discover new ways to treat stroke and other neurological conditions.