Chronic Brain Injury Program
Our team of researchers and partners are innovating discoveries, assessments, recovery approaches and systems that improve lives affected by neurotraumas.
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Featured Event
CBI Research Day
March 27-28, 2025
Our annual conference showcases the breadth of neurotrauma research on campus, along with national leaders and survivor perspectives.
Faculty Spotlight
Jennifer Brello, PhD
Associate Professor | Department of Speech & Hearing | Director of the OSU Aphasia Initiative
Latest News
Memory is impaired in aged rats after 3 days of high-fat eating
Ruth Barrientos, PhD finds diet-related brain inflammation without metabolic changes
Key Initiatives
Statewide TBI Registry
CBI & partners are recruiting survivors of brain and spinal cord injury into research studies
Our Team
We are a collective of researchers, clinicians, trainees, and advocates who converge to advance new discoveries, tools, treatments, and systems that support living well after brain injury. Learn about our faculty researchers and partners who can serve as collaborators, mentors, or experts.
Areas of Impact
CBI supports research, education, outreach, and resources that enable interdisciplinary science and solutions. Our projects bridge multiple areas of expertise so that discoveries can make a difference in people's lives.
Discovery
Foundational science using translational models and molecular imaging
Assessment
Applied technologies and tools for screening, brain imaging, and biomonitoring
Recovery
Interventions for neural regrowth, drug delivery, and rehabilitation
Systems
Data and implementation science for services, policies, and populations
Programs
CBI offers a variety of grants and events that support research projects, teaming, training, and recruitment. Our programs serve to engage a variety of research stakeholders and create capacity for impactful initiatives.
