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Dr. B. N. Srikumar
Dr. B. N. Srikumar
Additional Professor
Additional Professor
kumarasri[at]nimhans[dot]ac[dot]in
kumarasri[at]nimhans[dot]ac[dot]in
Before joining NIMHANS, Dr. Srikumar worked as a Principal Investigator at Biocon-Bristol Myers Squibb Research Centre in the area of neuroscience drug discovery.
Before joining NIMHANS, Dr. Srikumar worked as a Principal Investigator at Biocon-Bristol Myers Squibb Research Centre in the area of neuroscience drug discovery.
After his PhD at NIMHANS, he did his postdoctoral training in Ed Dudek's lab in University of Utah in the field of epilepsy followed by postdoctoral training in Christophe Mulle's laboratory at the Universite Bordeaux in the area of synaptic physiology.
After his PhD at NIMHANS, he did his postdoctoral training in Ed Dudek's lab in University of Utah in the field of epilepsy followed by postdoctoral training in Christophe Mulle's laboratory at the Universite Bordeaux in the area of synaptic physiology.
Sasi Bhushana Reddy
Sasi Bhushana Reddy
sasib4[at]gmail[dot]com
PhD Student (CSIR-JRF)
PhD Student (CSIR-JRF)
Sasi joined NIMHANS after his Master's in Pharmacy in Pharmacology and Toxicology from PSG College of Pharmacy, Coimbatore
Current research: Sasi is developing the model of finasteride-induced depression in rats. He is also characterizing the model in terms of its response to antidepressant treatment and the neurochemical and electrophysiological underpinnings
Nayana Jose
Nayana Jose
nayanajosenj[at]gmail[dot]com
PhD Student (CSIR-JRF)
PhD Student (CSIR-JRF)
Nayana joined NIMHANS after her B Tech in Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering from University of Kerala and MRes Neuroscience from University of Glasgow
Current research: Understanding the role of the gluococorticoid system in the chronic model of finasteride-induced depression, anxiety and cognitive dysfunction
Other Interests: Paper art
Amrutha Nayak
Amrutha Nayak
amruthanayak132[at]gmail[dot]com
PhD Student (CSIR-JRF)
PhD Student (CSIR-JRF)
Amrutha joined NIMHANS after her MSc in Zoology from University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram
Current Research: Studying the neurobiology and molecular mechanism of depression and anxiety disorders and sex differences in mood disorders
Joint-Students
Joint-Students
Raghava Jagadeesh Salaka
Raghava Jagadeesh Salaka
raghavajagadeesh.s[at]gmail[dot]com
PhD Student in collaboration with Dr. B.S. Shankaranarayana Rao's lab
PhD Student in collaboration with Dr. B.S. Shankaranarayana Rao's lab
A biochemist turned Neuroscience PhD Student. Interests include cellular neuroscience and, learning & memory. Currently looking for clues on cellular and molecular basis of cognitive dysfunction in epilepsy using animal models. My work includes use of electrophysiology, biochemical and immunohistochemical techniques
U. D. Kumaresan
U. D. Kumaresan
PhD Student in collaboration with Dr. Laxmi T. Rao's lab
PhD Student in collaboration with Dr. Laxmi T. Rao's lab
Renu Thakur
Renu Thakur
MPhil Student in collaboration with Dr. B.S. Shankaranarayana Rao's lab
MPhil Student in collaboration with Dr. B.S. Shankaranarayana Rao's lab
Alumni
Alumni
Divya Chaudhary
Divya Chaudhary
divya726[at]yahoo[dot]com
M. Sc. Student from Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur
M. Sc. Student from Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur
Did her M. Sc. dissertation in the lab
For her MSc disseration, Divya examined the role of GRs/PRs in the antidepressant and anxiolytic effects of allopregnanolone
Ashutosh Ahire
Ashutosh Ahire
ashuiherya[at]gmail[dot]com
Project Fellow
Project Fellow
Ashutosh joined NIMHANS after his M. S. (Pharm) in Pharmacology and Toxicology from NIPER, Guwahati.
In the project, his research was to understand the underlying mechanism of the effect of neurosteroids on cognition by evaluating behavior and electrophysiology in a rat model.
Other Interests: Reading, traveling
K. Mrudula
K. Mrudula
kmrudula.phy[at]gmail[dot]com
M. Phil. Student
M. Phil. Student
After M.Sc in Medical Physiology, Mrudula worked as Sr. Lecturer in MIMS, GIMSR and joined NIMHANS to pursue her MPhil in Neurophysiology.
Research: For her MPhil dissertation, Mrudula did her research work on understanding the role of Neurosteroids in the modulation of cognitive flexibility and sleep by enriched environment.
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