Designed and executed complex experiments utilizing murine models to investigate the neurobiology of behavior and the origins of pathological conditions.
Performed comprehensive in vivo MRI, behavioral tests, and biochemical analyses, generating critical data on neurological phenomena and developmental vulnerabilities.
Standardized and optimized methodologies for behavioral assessments, MRI imaging, ELISA, and protein quantification, enhancing research consistency and data reliability.
Published significant findings in leading peer-reviewed journals (e.g., eNeuro, Neuroscience, Neural Regeneration Research) and presented research at international conferences, contributing to the scientific community.
Supervised and mentored undergraduate and graduate students in their thesis projects, fostering the next generation of neuroscience researchers.