Mayo Clinic neuroscientists use computational tools and neuromodulation to decode and repair brain function
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Mayo Clinic neuroscientists, led by neurosurgeon-scientist Dr. Gelareh Zadeh, are using advanced computational tools and neuromodulation technologies to understand and restore brain function. Dr. Zadeh's work focuses on the molecular and genomic landscape of brain tumors like gliomas and meningiomas to advance precision medicine and improve targeted treatments.
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· 3 pulledAt Mayo Clinic, neuroscientists are seeking to understand — and ultimately restore — brain function through advanced computational tools, neuromodulation technologies and multidisciplinary collaboration.
Dr. Zadeh specializes in neuro-oncology and has clinical expertise in treating brain tumors such as gliomas and meningiomas.
Her research focuses on the molecular and genomic landscape of these tumors to advance precision medicine and improve targeted therapies.
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