Clive Raymond Evjen Bramham

Clive Raymond Evjen Bramham is a Professor in the Department of Biomedicine at the University of Bergen. His research focuses on molecular mechanisms underlying synaptic plasticity and neurocognitive aging, with particular attention to Arc protein dynamics and translational regulation. He leads projects on traumatic brain injury amnesia and noncoding RNA roles in synaptic diseases.

• Education: Not explicitly stated in text.

Research interests include synaptic plasticity, protein oligomerization, and gene expression in neurons. His work combines molecular biology, structural biology, and in-vivo neurobiology techniques. Recent studies investigate sex/gender impacts on neurocognitive aging and behavioral outcomes.

Publications emphasize structural characterization of synaptic proteins and development of molecular tools for studying hippocampal neurons. No scientific awards explicitly listed.

• Advising: Supervised at least one Master's thesis (Anna Karisdotter Einarsen).
• Grants/Projects: Active in 'Amnesia after traumatic brain injury' and completed 'Noncoding RNA in synaptic plasticity and disease' projects.

Labs/Teams: Collaborates in multi-institutional teams (NTNU, Oulu University, etc.) for hippocampal gene expression studies and neurobiological assays.