His lab combines theoretical, computational, and experimental methods to investigate several topics in systems biology and neuroscience. Current and recent research projects include analyzing heart rate variability and autonomic imbalance in epilepsy, determining the relationship between network oscillations and functional brain connectivity, monitoring serotonergic modulation of spontaneous activity in the neocortex, and mapping abnormal neural network connectivity and dynamics in the brains of serotonin-deficient mice. Learn more about his lab and his work at the website: http://www.case.edu/med/galanlab/research.html