The VT Neurotrauma Research Consortium conducts basic and translational research evaluating the impact of brain injury on the development of chronic illnesses such as post-traumatic epilepsy.
We are actively pursuing research on non-invasive, video-based methods for seizure detection, and we need your help to advance technology to help individuals with brain injury and to support training the next generation of researchers!
With community support, we will purchase SeizureScan equipment needed for detecting and understanding when and how these behaviors occur. These studies will also allow us to expand undergraduate training opportunities in neurotrauma research and potential biomarkers for seizure detection.
Who needs your support?
What is the VT Neurotrauma Research Consortium?
The Virginia Tech (VT) Neurotrauma Research Consortium is an interdisciplinary collaboration between Biomedical Sciences, Biomedical Engineering, the School of Neuroscience, CALS (College of Agriculture and Life Sciences), and the Carilion Brain Injury Center.
Covers several hours of video scanning and tracking. Your name will appear on our donor wall and you'll receive a shoutout on Twitter.
Helps with maintenance and upkeep of testing equipment. Your name will appear on our donor wall and you'll receive a shoutout on Twitter.
Contribute towards daily training of undergraduates to run and operate seizure equipment. We will also send you a special thank you letter signed by all team members and trainees! Plus, everything in the previous tiers!
Become a part of our research! Have your name written on one of our video units. You’ll get the perks from the previous tiers, plus a photo of the unit with your name on it, posted on our Twitter feed.
Contribute towards the purchase of SeizureScan equipment and support daily undergraduate training on equipment. Plus, everything in the previous tiers!