Dr. Crino has been active in medical and graduate student, housestaff, and post-doctoral fellow education since he joined the faculty in 1997. A member of the Neuroscience Graduate Group, he has also been a member of the undergraduate Biological Basis of Behavior Program faculty since 2000. Dr. Crino maintains an NIH- funded research initiative on brain malformations associated with epilepsy and autism and is a leading authority on tuberous sclerosis complex.