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Home / Cure LGS 365 Research Grant Recipients

Cure LGS 365 Research Grant Recipients

The LGS Foundation is dedicated to funding the highest caliber research to Cure LGS

Cure LGS

We focus on research projects to find new treatments and improve the quality of life for individuals impacted by Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome. The LGS Foundation places a high priority on funding research that addresses the biology of LGS and has a clear path to clinical application and/or therapeutic development. Applications for the Cure LGS 365 Research Grants undergo rigorous scientific review and are judged principally on the novelty of the hypotheses, innovation, scientific quality, strength of the approach, the likelihood of success, and, importantly, projects relevant to the needs of the LGS patient community.

LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR RESEARCH FUNDING

2026 Grant Recipient

Preclinical Therapeutic Development using an ARHGEF9 Mouse Model of LGS

2025 Grant Recipients

Artificial Intelligence for LGS and Epilepsy Registry Creation to Improve the Health Outcomes

2024 Grant Recipients

North American Consensus for the Diagnosis and Management of Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome

Identifying Risk Factors For the Progression of Infantile Spasms to LGS

2023 Grant Recipients

Sleep Evaluation for Children with LGS – A Pilot Study

Neurostimulation to Remodel Sleep Architecture in LGS

2022 Grant Recipients

Optimization of a Non-Invasive Approach to DBS in LGS

Previously Funded Grant Recipients

Optimizing Stimulation Parameters for LGS Neuromodulation

RNA Modulation in KCNB1 Model of LGS

Dissecting the Interplay Between Genetic & Metabolic Deficits in LGS using Zebrafish

The Effects of Felbamate on the Evolution of LGS

GluN2D – Dependent Maturation of Cortical Interneurons & Epilepsy

Defining the Molecular Mechanisms of CHD2 in LGS

Modeling LGS in Human Cerebral Organoids

Identifying Neuroimaging Predictors of Treatment Outcomes Following DBS in Patients with LGS

Large-Scale Analysis of Antiepileptic Drug Efficacy in LGS

CHD2 Model for LGS

Identifying Genetic Causes of LGS

A Zebrafish Model for LGS

Low Glycemic Index Treatment in Patients with LGS

Updated 05/06/26 (KK)