Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to change its structure and function in response to experience. It allows the brain to form new connections, create new pathways, and adapt throughout life by learning new skills, forming memories, and recovering from injury. Stimulating neuroplasticity can be achieved through methods like physical activity, mental training, novel experiences, and positive social interaction. 

The Institute for Neuroplasticity Research explores the mechanisms of brain adaptation to pioneer and de-risk novel neuro-electric therapeutics, bridging cutting-edge science with regulatory and commercial strategy.