The Identification of Drug Candidates service employs state-of-the-art neurotechnological
methodologies to reveal the effects of potential drug candidates on brain function.

Our techniques allow for the observation of drug effects on neuronal dynamics during specific
behavioral states, such as fear, hunger, and cognitive processes. This is crucial for predicting

a drug efficacy in treating various psychiatric and neurological disorders. Our approach is also

effective for rapid screening and drug repurposing, leveraging our capability to quickly identify compounds that modulate specific neural circuits implicated in disease.

By integrating these high-throughput and high-temporal resolution techniques, we generate data

that help predict therapeutic efficacy, accelerate drug development, and guide the selection

of the best candidates for clinical trials.