Lamia Pınar

Lamia Pınar is a faculty member at the Faculty of Medicine, İstanbul Okan University, with extensive research contributions in physiology, neuroscience, and exercise-induced physiological changes. Her work explores the intersection of oxidative stress, neuroplasticity, and ultradian rhythm regulation.

Her research focuses include:

• Exercise physiology (muscle damage, cardiac response, antioxidant mechanisms)
• Neuroplasticity and ethical implications of neural modulation
• Circadian/ultradian rhythm effects on cognitive-motor performance
• Inflammatory markers (IL-6, hepcidin) in trained vs. untrained subjects

Analysis of her publications reveals a consistent emphasis on interdisciplinary connections between neuroscience, cardiology, and exercise science, with particular attention to oxidative stress biomarkers, hemispheric brain differences, and long-term exercise adaptations.

She has not received explicit awards or grants in the provided data, but her 25+ years of research (1996–2025) demonstrate sustained scholarly activity. Her work appears in journals related to physiological sciences, neurology, and sports medicine.