Ghous M. Khan

Dr. Ghous M. Khan is an Assistant Professor of Pharmacology at the American College of Pharmacy (ACP). His academic journey spans institutions in Bangladesh and Belgium, culminating in a PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences from Vrije University of Brussels in 2001.

• MBBS, Dhaka University
• M.Phil, Pharmacology, Dhaka University
• PhD, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Vrije University of Brussels

Dr. Khan's research focuses on neuropharmacology, particularly the role of brain neurotransmitters in antiepileptic drug mechanisms, myelinated afferent fibers in neuropathic pain, and functional expression of α7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptors. His work bridges molecular studies with neurological disease models.

He has contributed to numerous scientific publications and conference abstracts. Prior to joining ACP, Dr. Khan held research roles at Penn State University, University of Pennsylvania, and Drexel University College of Medicine.