The application of neurobiology and neuroscience plays a pivotal role in identifying various issues, problems, and deficiencies within the brain's functioning of the mentees. Through advanced imaging techniques such as MRI, PET scans, and EEG, mentors can gain insights into the structural and functional aspects of the mentees’ brain. These technologies enable the detection of abnormalities associated with neurological disorders like Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, schizophrenia, and mood disorders. Additionally, neurobiological research helps uncover underlying mechanisms contributing to cognitive impairments, developmental delays, and behavioral abnormalities, offering a foundation for targeted interventions and treatments. By identifying and resolving any neurological issues that may hinder their progress, mentees at Accel School will receive significant assistance in unlocking their fullest potential and achieving their academic and personal aspirations.

At the same time, Accel School is dedicated to fostering unparalleled avenues for the growth and exploration of its mentees. One such avenue involves active engagement in specialized research groups dedicated to addressing specific neurological disorders or traumas. These groups unite mentees, educators, and neuroscience experts in a collaborative effort to discover enduring solutions. Mentees participate fully in all aspects of the research process, from conducting literature reviews to data collection, analysis, and hypothesis testing. Through their immersion in these research groups, mentees gain a profound understanding of the intricacies of the targeted neurological disorders or traumas, honing critical thinking skills crucial for problem-solving in the field. Through their collective endeavors, Accel School's research groups strive to pioneer innovative interventions and treatments, promising to restore function and enhance the quality of life for individuals grappling with these neurological challenges.