Prof. Illana Gozes Ranks Second Worldwide in Molecular Neuroscience

Prof. Illana Gozes, of the Department of Human Genetics and Computational Medicine at the Gray School of Medicine and the Sagol School of Neuroscience at Tel Aviv University, has been ranked second worldwide in molecular neuroscience by ScholarGPS.

The ranking evaluates researchers' career-long scientific contributions, including their publications and research impact, as measured in part by citations from other researchers. Prof. Gozes previously ranked third in this category for two consecutive years and has now risen to second place, reflecting the continued influence of her research.

Prof. Gozes' research focuses on molecular processes that affect brain function and the protection of nerve cells. A central area of her work is the ADNP protein and its association with developmental disorders and neurological diseases. Her studies contribute to understanding disease mechanisms and may help inform the development of future therapeutic approaches.

The Gray Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences congratulates Prof. Gozes on this achievement!