The antidepressant properties of chronic oral ketamine application on male Wistar rats under stress - Funded by TUBITAK 2209/A (Research Support Programme for Undergraduate Students) Programme
Scholarships / Awards
2021 – 2022:
Stipend by the International Max Planck Research School
2016 – 2020:
Gallagher Foundation Scholar
SCIENTIFIC INTERESTS AND GOALS
My primary research interest is to investigate the neural underpinnings of complex phenomena such as fear, anxiety, reward processing, or disorders like major depressive disorder and autism spectrum disorder. Using molecular tools, optogenetics, and large scale EEG recordings together; I want to gain insights about the cellular and population level principles by which the brain works and contributes to the emergence of unique phenotypes of each and every person.
