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Nashat Abumaria
abumaria@fudan.edu.cn
English, Chinese, German
Shanghai
Fudan University
Brain Science Research Institute
  • 2006 - PhD in Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience: University of Göttingen and International Max Planck Research School
  • Supported by the prestigious Christoph-Lichtenberg Scholarship from the Lower Saxony government
  • Published over 30 SCI scientific papers
  • Received multiple research grants including the National Natural Science Foundation of China
  • 2015-present - Fudan University Brain Science Institute - Researcher
  • 2007-2011 - Tsinghua University School of Medicine - Postdoctoral Researcher
  • 2011-2015 - Tsinghua University School of Medicine - Associate Researcher
  • 2024: National Natural Science Foundation of China Foreign Senior Scholar Research Fund
Molecular and cellular mechanisms of synaptic plasticity and cognitive function
Neural mechanisms of adaptive behavior and decision-making due to repeated frustration
  • A neural circuit for regulating a behavioral switch in response to prolonged uncontrollability in mice, Li CQ, Sun TP, Zhang YM, Gao Y, Sun Z, Li W, Cheng HP, Gu Y*, Abumaria N*, 2023
  • TRPM7 kinase activity induces amyloid-beta degradation to reverse synaptic and cognitive deficits in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease, Zhang SM, Cao FF, Li W*, Abumaria N*, 2023
  • Characteristic Features of Deep Brain Lymphatic Vessels and Their Chronic Stress, Chang JZ, Guo BQ, Gao Y, Li W, Tong XY, Feng Y*, Abumaria N*, 2023
  • TRPM7 is required for normal synapse density, learning, and memory at different developmental stages, Liu YQ, Chen C, Liu YL, Li W, Wang ZH, Sun QF, Zhou H, Chen XJ, Yu YC, Wang Y, Abumaria N*, 2018
  • Enhancement of Learning and Memory by Elevating Brain Magnesium, Slutsky I#, Abumaria N#, Wu LJ, Huang C, Zhang L, Li B, Zhao X, Govindarajan A, Zhao MG, Zhuo M, Tonegawa S, Liu G*, 2010
Synaptic Plasticity Cognitive Function Molecular Mechanisms Cellular Mechanisms Adaptive Behavior Decision-Making Neural Mechanisms Frustration Behavioral Switch Neuroscience

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