Beverly Davidson is a prominent researcher in the field of genetic diseases affecting the brain. Her lab focuses on studying the mechanisms by which mutant gene products contribute to various brain disorders, particularly those inherited. The research team employs advanced molecular methods, sequencing, and imaging modalities in animal models to understand the challenges associated with these diseases. In addition to basic research, Davidson's lab is engaged in the development of therapeutic strategies for inherited disorders, including engineering novel gene therapy vectors designed to deliver therapies specifically to targeted brain regions and cell types. Her work has been recognized at numerous academic events, including receiving transformative research awards. Davidson actively contributes to discussions and advancements in the field of gene therapy and continues to explore innovative approaches to treating genetic conditions.