Translational and Clinical Neuroscience bridges basic neuroscience research with clinical applications to address disorders of the central and peripheral nervous systems, as well as psychiatric and psychological conditions.

Researchers investigate pathophysiological mechanisms using human and animal models to identify therapeutic targets. Key areas include:

• deep brain stimulation for neurological and psychiatric conditions
• brain-machine interfaces to restore motor functions
• advanced neurorehabilitation techniques

The field also emphasizes personalized medicine, tailoring treatments to individuals based on genetic, biological, and environmental factors.

By connecting research findings to clinical solutions, this discipline enhances diagnostic accuracy, treatment efficacy, and overall quality of life for individuals with neurological and psychiatric disorders.