I am a PhD student in neuroscience focusing on Parkinson’s disease, neuroinflammation, and vagus nerve stimulation. My work investigates how inflammatory processes shape disease progression and evaluates potential therapeutic strategies using experimental models.
I study how brain inflammation contributes to Parkinson’s disease and whether reducing it can slow disease progression. Using electrical nerve stimulation, experimental models, and data analysis, I aim to identify therapeutic targets that could benefit patients in the future.
I work with in-vivo models of Parkinson’s disease to study disease mechanisms and possible therapies. My tasks include surgical procedures, immunological and histological analysis, behavioural testing, and data evaluation to identify therapeutic effects.