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Contact information

Email
nancy.ahuja@dpag.ox.ac.uk

Website
Oxford Parkinson's Disease Centre

Research groups

Wade-Martins Group

Nancy Ahuja

Postdoctoral Research Scientist

I am currently a postdoctoral research scientist in Prof Richard Wade-Martins' laboratory. My research at the University of Oxford is mainly focussed on investigating the novel therapeutic targets in neuronal models of Parkinson's and to study the mechanisms of action of modulators of the endolysosomal pathway by developing new cellular and molecular techniques to assay the endolysosomal system in iPSC-derived neurons from patients and conduct focussed compound evaluation for correction of disease phenotypes in endolysosomal biology.