Dr. Grieve's laboratory pursues studies of infant brain development through measurements of brain electrical activity with the electroencephalogram (EEG). The laboratory has two portable 128 lead EEG recording machines that are used in bedside studies. Dr. Grieve's focus is the perinatal period and utilizes recordings from fetal primates, premature and full term infants, and young children. With custom data processing, he is able to deduce the brain's functional connectivity and relate its alterations to medical risk factors for adverse outcome. Dr. Grieve has over 8 publications in this area of research.