Adithya Sivaraju

Adithya Sivaraju is an Associate Professor of Neurology at Yale School of Medicine, where he directs the Epilepsy Fellowship, Post Acute Symptomatic Seizure (PASS) Clinic, and Cortical Stimulation Mapping Program. He holds additional affiliations with Yale's Center for Brain & Mind Health and Damisah Lab. His clinical expertise spans epilepsy surgery, intracranial EEG, and acute seizure management.

Education:

• M.D., Andhra University (2007)
• MHA, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (2009)
• Internship & Neurology Residency, Rutgers University (2010-2013)
• Chief Resident, Rutgers University (2013)
• Epilepsy/Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship, Yale University (2015)

Research Focus: Dr. Sivaraju investigates epilepsy surgery optimization, intracranial EEG techniques, cortical stimulation mapping, and management of acute symptomatic seizures. His work integrates neurotechnology (e.g., responsive neurostimulation) with clinical outcomes research. Recent projects explore AI applications in EEG analysis and biomarker development for post-stroke epilepsy.

Publication Trends: His 15 most recent articles emphasize seizure localization methods, neuromodulation therapies, and predictive modeling for epilepsy outcomes. Dominant themes include intracranial EEG innovations, acute seizure management protocols, and neurophysiological biomarkers across conditions (traumatic brain injury, cardiac arrest).

Awards & Honors:

• American Epilepsy Society Infrastructure Grant (2021)
• Swebilious Foundation Grant (2019)
• Young Investigator Award, American Clinical Neurophysiological Society (2015)

Clinical Programs: He leads Yale's PASS Clinic for post-acute seizure transitions and the Cortical Stimulation Mapping Program. His team collaborates extensively with the Comprehensive Epilepsy Center on surgical interventions and neurocritical care initiatives.