Ahmed is research faculty with the Goldstein group.
Background
PhD, Macquarie University (Australia)
Current Project
Ahmed’s work in our lab focuses on how transplanted enteric neural crest cells make synaptic connections with other enteric neurons and with smooth muscle cells to restore intestinal motility and normal function to the diseased bowel. He utilizes sophisticated methods in his work, including electrical field stimulation, electromyography, live-cell imaging and optogenetics.
Other interests
Ahmed has passion for travelling, reading, watching and playing cricket with kids, cycling and kayaking.