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Investigates the molecular mechanisms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and related neuromuscular disorders, aiming to translate genetic discoveries into targeted therapies.

Research profile

Leading research focused on pediatric multiple sclerosis, white matter diseases and pediatric migraine. Her work also extends internationally to HIV-related neurocognitive disorders and neuroinfectious diseases, aiming to improve diagnosis and care for children affected by complex neurological conditions.

Research profile

Providing residents with intensive exposure to diverse neurological subspecialties, the master clinician track fosters the development of advanced clinical acumen and procedural expertise. Emphasizing diagnostic reasoning, complex case management and the interplay between neurologic and systemic disease, this individualized training pathway equips graduates for a wide range of career trajectories — from general community practice to academic subspecialization.

Training focus

diagnostic skills • use of cutting-edge technology • in-depth understanding of neuropathology and evidence-based medicine

Worried about memory loss? Prompted by growing awareness of cognitive health, many older adults and their families are seeking answers about memory loss and dementia. While serious memory decline is not a normal part of aging, conditions like Alzheimer’s disease, Lewy body dementia and frontal temporal disorders are common causes of cognitive impairment. Fortunately, reversible factors such as depression, medication interactions and thyroid issues can also affect memory and thinking — making early evaluation essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment.