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American Epilepsy Society Working Toward a World Without Epilepsy Furthermore, AES promotes both basic and clinical research at the vanguard of diagnosing, treating, and curing epilepsy.

Founded in 1936 to facilitate education and research, innovation, advocacy the American Epilepsy Society unites physicians, health care professionals, scientists, advocates, and others interested in the care and treatment of epilepsy. Supporting epilepsy professionals through continuing education, career development, and mentoring remains at the core of American Epilepsy Society’s mission. AES develops and disseminates tools to encourage evidence-based guidelines and best practices to improve care for patients suffering from epilepsy. Lastly, AES endeavors to improve public awareness of epilepsy and its impact to increase public policy and institutional support for the one in 26 Americans that will suffer from epilepsy during their lifetime.

Understanding Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy is a difficult, but essential part of safety. Join Epilepsy Alliance...
10/16/2026

Understanding Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy is a difficult, but essential part of safety. Join Epilepsy Alliance America, Dr. Satya Gedela of Nemours Children’s Health, and Caitlin Bernard-Vincent, LCSW, on Wednesday, October 28 at 12 pm ET for a free, one-hour webinar covering risk factors, prevention, and support for families.

https://hubs.li/Q04Bj8Hy0

The future of research depends on the people who will move it forward. Your gift to the newly established AES Researc...
10/16/2026

The future of research depends on the people who will move it forward.

Your gift to the newly established AES Research Fund helps fund research grants and support the careers of those promising scientists when they need it most.

Gifts to this fund will have an impact for decades to come as today’s scientists become tomorrow’s research luminaries, mentors, grant reviewers, and educators.

Help fund the future of epilepsy research by donating to the AES Research Fund today: https://hubs.li/Q04Bj7NY0

Join us for a free live webinar on October 22 to discuss the teenage patient with a . Register now: https://hubs.li/Q04...
10/09/2026

Join us for a free live webinar on October 22 to discuss the teenage patient with a . Register now: https://hubs.li/Q04zhQ920

The AES Research Fund provides flexible support intended to be directed to where epilepsy science needs it most. Gifts w...
10/07/2026

The AES Research Fund provides flexible support intended to be directed to where epilepsy science needs it most. Gifts will have an impact for decades to come as today’s investigators become tomorrow’s leaders, mentors, grant reviewers, and educators. https://hubs.li/Q04zvlqY0

09/30/2026

Big discoveries start with the chance to pursue a new idea.

AES Early Career Grants give emerging investigators a stepping stone toward independent research, helping them generate the data and momentum to move epilepsy science forward.

Hear how an AES grant helped Philip Iffland, PhD, launch his research program. Then explore the opportunities available to take your own next step.

Applications are open: https://hubs.li/Q04yDDCn0

Join us tomorrow at 11 AM ET for a free EpiTalks webinar on Rural Health & Epilepsy! Register here: https://hubs.li/Q04x...
09/15/2026

Join us tomorrow at 11 AM ET for a free EpiTalks webinar on Rural Health & Epilepsy! Register here: https://hubs.li/Q04xxv3-0

There’s nothing quite like being surrounded by people who understand your work, share your passion, and are working towa...
09/13/2026

There’s nothing quite like being surrounded by people who understand your work, share your passion, and are working toward the same goal.

At , the epilepsy professional community will come together in Denver to learn, connect, share ideas, and build relationships that last long after the meeting ends. 💜

Join your community December 4–8. Register today: https://hubs.li/Q04xf6ll0

💜 Meet Our 2026 BRIDGE Intern: Emily Bussey!This summer, we're excited to introduce Emily Bussey, one of our 2026 BRIDGE...
08/26/2026

💜 Meet Our 2026 BRIDGE Intern: Emily Bussey!

This summer, we're excited to introduce Emily Bussey, one of our 2026 BRIDGE interns!

Emily is conducting research in the Pediatric Epilepsy Research Program, Division of Pediatric Neurology at WashU Medicine, where she's being mentored by Rejean Guerriero, DO, and Lisa Harker, PsyD.

Through the BRIDGE Program, students gain hands-on research experience, receive guidance from leading mentors, and contribute to advancing epilepsy research. By investing in promising young scientists like Emily, we're helping build the future of epilepsy care and discovery.

Join us in welcoming Emily to the AES community! 💜

💜 Meet Our 2026 BRIDGE Intern: Rina Dirickson!This summer, we're excited to introduce Rina Dirickson, one of our 2026 BR...
08/21/2026

💜 Meet Our 2026 BRIDGE Intern: Rina Dirickson!

This summer, we're excited to introduce Rina Dirickson, one of our 2026 BRIDGE interns!

Rina is conducting research in the Neuromedical Control Systems Lab at Johns Hopkins University, where she's being mentored by Sridevi Sarma, PhD, and Joonyi Kang, MD.

Through the BRIDGE Program, students gain hands-on research experience, receive guidance from leading mentors, and contribute to advancing epilepsy research. By investing in promising young scientists like Rina, we're helping build the future of epilepsy care and discovery.

Join us in welcoming Rina to the AES community! 💜

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