Exercise and epilepsy: Research and myths

Exercise and epilepsy: Research and myths

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Artificial intelligence and epilepsy: Dr. Christian Bosselmann- encore episode (2023)

Send comments and feedbackDiscussions of artificial intelligence and ChatGPT are everywhere. How will this technology affect epilepsy research and care? What are the dangers and pitfalls, and what do we need to know when designing research studies that use AI technology?Dr. Alina ...  Show more

Epigenetics in epilepsy and the Michael Prize: Dr. Katja Kobow- encore episode (2022)

Send comments and feedbackKatja Kobow is the most recent winner of the Michael Prize, an international award in epilepsy research. Her work focuses on epigenetics and epilepsy, a field that has grown exponentially in only the past 10 to 15 years. Dr. Kobow talked about her resear ...  Show more

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