Rachida Ammari

Rachida Ammari is a postdoctoral researcher at the Francis Crick Institute, working in the Jonny Kohl Lab. Her research focuses on understanding how pregnancy and hormones influence the female brain in mice to generate maternal instincts through molecular, cellular, and neural network mechanisms.

• Research Interests: Neurosciences, Cell Biology, Hormonal Biology, Maternal Behavior, Neural Networks, Computational Biology

The trends in her publications span 2020–2024, emphasizing neurosciences and behavioral biology, with subfields including neural circuits, hormone-brain interactions, and systems-level approaches to maternal behavior. Her work often integrates computational and molecular methodologies.

Rachida collaborates with the Jonny Kohl Lab and utilizes Crick facilities such as Metabolomics, Proteomics, Light Microscopy, and Genetic Modification Service. No scientific awards, student advisement details, or email addresses were found in the provided text.