One of the central questions in Neuroscience is how the brain learns, receives and stores information as memory. His laboratory is interested in elucidating the physiological mechanisms underlying learning and memory, and also pathogenic mechanisms underlying neurological disorders affecting learning and memory. To achieve this, They are combining multidisciplinary tools to investigate the processes underlying learning and memory in molecular, cellular, circuit and animal levels. Specifically, They are exploring:
1)How lipid metabolism in the brain affects learning and memory in both physiological and pathological conditions;
2)Whether the non-coding RNA network is involved in the regulation of learning and memory;
3)The relationship between brain energy homeostasis and learning and memory.
