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Welcome to the Mass General Brigham Neurology Fellowship Programs. MGB Neurology provides a unique setting in which to train. With its subspecialty divisions, it provides sophisticated Neurology services to large numbers of individuals with a broad range of neurologic disorders, stretching from the most common to the most rare. Patient care occurs hand-in-hand with an immense research program at our hospitals, as well as through collaborative research with laboratories at Harvard and MIT. We are driven by the expectation that our research will provide the keys to improving treatment and reducing disability for our patients. It's an exciting time in Neurology, and we feel that the MGB Neurology program is well poised to play a major role in Neurology's future. Our staff is deeply committed to training the future leaders of Neurology, whether they be expert clinicians, neuroscientists, clinical investigators, medical educators or any mixture thereof.

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Advanced General / Autoimmune Neurology	Anne B Young, MD, PhD, Fellowship in Therapeutic Development	Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry at BWH	Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry at MGH	Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology	Clinical Neurophysiology at BWH	Clinical Neurophysiology at MGH
Clinical Research in the Dementias	Clinical Translational Fellowship at Pfizer	Comprehensive Neurology	Epilepsy at BWH	Epilepsy at MGH	Headache Medicine	Hospital Neurology
Intra-Operative Neuromonitoring	Movement Disorders	Multiple Sclerosis	Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis	Neurocritical Care	Neurodegenerative Clinical Research	Neurogenetics and Gene Therapy
Neuromuscular Medicine	Neuro-Oncology	Neuro Recovery	Vascular Neurology	Women's Neurology

R-25 Grant Awarded to Dr. Martha Neagu

Class of 2014

Martha R. Neagu, MD PhD, is a current Partners Neurology senior resident who has been awarded an NIH Research Education R25 grant for her project titled "Function of Occludin in Astrocyte Development and its Role as a Putative Driver Oncogene in Transformation to Glioblastoma Multiforme" Her research mentor is William Hahn, MD, PhD, of the Cancer Program at the Broad Institute and Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Martha will be pursuing fellowship training in neuro-oncology at MGH and the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. She is interested in applying functional genomics to elucidate drivers of glioblastoma formation as a basis for development of targeted therapies against brain tumors.

R-25 Grant Awarded to Dr. Alice Lam

Class of 2014

Alice Lam, MD PhD, is a current Partners Neurology senior resident who has been awarded an NIH Research Education R25 grant for her project titled "Examination of Surface Correlates of Deep Epileptic Activity Using Quantitative EEG." Her research mentor is Sydney Cash, MD, PhD, of the Cortical Physiology Laboratory. Alice will be pursuing fellowship training in epilepsy at MGH and is interested in applying spectral, network, and machine learning approaches to improve the diagnostic capabilities of EEG.