Our Research Featured in GEN

We are proud to share that our research has been featured in a leading international biotechnology publication.

The feature highlights our work on directly reprogramming glial cells into parvalbumin (PV) interneurons - an important neuronal subtype involved in maintaining brain circuit stability. This approach enables the generation of targeted neuronal subtypes without transitioning through a stem cell stage, offering new insights into cell identity and neural reprogramming.

By advancing strategies to rebuild specific neuronal populations, our findings represent a promising step toward regenerative approaches for brain repair and the treatment of neurological disorders.

We are excited to see our work recognized and to contribute to ongoing developments in translational neuroscience.