Research Collaborations
My research in cardiovascular neuropharmacology and neurophysiology focuses on investigating NMDA receptor function in sympathetic tone regulation and its implications for cerebro-cardiovascular health. I also study neuron-glia interactions, with a particular interest in lipid metabolism in mammalian cells and its role in neurodegenerative diseases. My work in ferroptosis research explores its underlying mechanisms and connections to neurodegenerative disorders.
I specialize in diverse areas of neuroscience, including:
Cardiovascular Neuropharmacology and Neurophysiology: Investigating NMDA receptor function in sympathetic tone regulation and its implications for cerebro-cardiovascular health.
Neuron-glia interactions: Focused on lipid metabolism in mammalian cells and its role in neurodegeneration.
Ferroptosis research: Exploring its mechanisms and connections to neurodegenerative diseases.
In addition, I have experience in stem cell research and cell-based approaches, including stem cell isolation, characterization, culture, expansion, and the investigation of their biological properties and potential applications in regenerative medicine and disease modeling.
My expertise spans advanced molecular and cell culture techniques, microscopy and imaging, stem cell methodologies, cellular assays, and disease modeling, enabling me to investigate complex biological processes from molecular mechanisms to cellular function.
Beyond research, I am passionate about mentoring students, fostering creativity, and developing collaborative scientific projects that bring together diverse perspectives and innovative approaches.
I welcome opportunities for collaboration and scientific discussion to drive innovation in neuroscience, stem cell research, regenerative medicine, and related fields.