I'm an MD–PhD student at the University of Toronto and the Hospital for Sick Children, working in the Josselyn & Frankland labs. I study how early-life experience shapes the developing memory circuits of the brain — how engrams form in the amygdala, and how early-life adversity rewires threat learning.
I'm a CIHR Vanier Scholar and a Junior Fellow of Massey College. Alongside the bench, I write and advocate on the physician's role in society and mentor trainees on the clinician-scientist path.
Memory engrams · early-life adversity · amygdala circuits · computational & systems neuroscience
- Website: https://armaanfallahi.github.io/armaanfallahi/
- Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=C3X53S8AAAAJ
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/armaan-fallahi/
- Email: armaan.fallahi@mail.utoronto.ca
This repository also hosts the source for my personal academic website, built with Academic Pages (Jekyll).
