Daniel Curry, MD, is an academic pediatric neurosurgeon at Texas Children’s Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine, where he directs the Pediatric Functional Neurosurgery Program. His clinical work spans epilepsy, movement disorders, pain, and hydrocephalus. He leads one of the largest pediatric stereo-EEG and responsive neurostimulation programs, pioneered MR-guided laser ablation for hypothalamic hamartomas, and launched intracranial gene therapy at his institution. His hydrocephalus research focuses on environmental influences on symptoms, ambulatory telemetric intracranial pressure monitoring, and the development of closed-loop shunt systems, and he serves as principal investigator for the first U.S. experience with the M.scio telemetric intracranial pressure monitoring system.