Assistant Research Scientist, Mechanical Engineering
Individual Home PageAddress
2658 GGB
2350 Hayward, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Phone: (734) 936-2423
Research Interests
I. Cell physiology of micro-interference & technology inspired approach of cell physiology : use of nanoparticles to interrogate physiological systems, neurophysiology by the use of microfluidics, neuronal function under stress, cell physiology under stress. II. Non-linear dynamics in biological systems of various scales: neuronal circuits and axonal transport dynamics, modeling of calcium dynamics, small model organisms' manipulation. III. Memory and learning in invertebrate model organisms.
Faculty Type
Research
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