Connor Maltby
Connor Maltby, PhD, earned his PhD in neuroscience-related research and subsequently completed postdoctoral research at the University of Michigan Medical School, where he focused on genetically inherited movement disorders and intellectual disability using human stem cell–derived neuronal models.
Connor’s scientific contributions include publications in peer-reviewed journals focused on synaptic plasticity and stem cell–based translational models. He is actively involved in cross-disciplinary neuroscience research initiatives that integrate cellular and clinical endpoints. Connor earned the NFXF Jr. Investigator award in 2022.
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