Xingxing Wang

Xingxing Wang is an Associate Research Scientist in Neuroscience at Yale School of Medicine, Yale University. Their research focuses on axon regeneration mechanisms, spinal cord injury, and molecular pathways governing neurological recovery. Key contributions include studies on Nogo-A protein fragments, clinical trials of AXER-204 for spinal cord injury, and PET imaging biomarkers for axon damage. Wang collaborates with prominent neuroscientists like Stephen Strittmatter, contributing to translational research bridging basic science and clinical applications. Education includes an MD (1983), though specific institution details are not provided. Research interests span neurobiology, molecular signaling, and neuroregenerative therapeutics.