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	ABRAHAM MATHAI Born and brought up in India, I completed my Bachelor's in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering from the University of Pune. Thereafter, I worked in the financial technology industry for firms like Oracle Financial Services Ltd (formerly i-flex solutions ltd) and Goldman Sachs. During my stint at Goldman Sachs, I decided to leave the world of finance for my dream - medical science. I did my Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology where I specialized in Neurorehabilitation Engineering. I then decided to delve into the basic science of Parkinson's disease after joining Emory University's PhD Neuroscience program. I am currently studying the synaptic microcircuitry of the glutamatergic inputs to the sub-thalamic nucleus in rhesus macaques. Abstracts Mathai, A, JF Pare, S Jenkins, Y Smith (2009) Glutamatergic inputs to the subthalamic nucleus: A quantitative analysis of the synaptic microcircuitry of vGluT1- and vGluT2-containing terminals in nonhuman primates. Soc for Neurosci Abstr 828.2. Mathai, A., JF Pare, S Jenkins and Y. Smith (2010) Glutamatergic inputs to the subthalamic nucleus: A quantitative analysis of the synaptic microcircuitry of vGluT1- and vGluT2-containing terminals in normal and parkinsonian nonhuman primates. IBAGS X Abstr P-28.

ABRAHAM MATHAI

Born and brought up in India, I completed my Bachelor's in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering from the University of Pune.
Thereafter, I worked in the financial technology industry for firms like Oracle Financial Services Ltd (formerly i-flex solutions ltd) and Goldman Sachs. During my stint at Goldman Sachs, I decided to leave the world of finance for my dream - medical science. I did my Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology where I specialized in Neurorehabilitation Engineering. I then decided to delve into the basic science of Parkinson's disease after joining Emory University's PhD Neuroscience program. I am currently studying the synaptic microcircuitry of the glutamatergic inputs to the sub-thalamic nucleus in rhesus macaques.

Abstracts

Mathai, A, JF Pare, S Jenkins, Y Smith (2009) Glutamatergic inputs to the subthalamic nucleus: A quantitative analysis of the synaptic microcircuitry of vGluT1- and vGluT2-containing terminals in nonhuman primates. Soc for Neurosci Abstr 828.2.

Mathai, A., JF Pare, S Jenkins and Y. Smith (2010) Glutamatergic inputs to the subthalamic nucleus: A quantitative analysis of the synaptic microcircuitry of vGluT1- and vGluT2-containing terminals in normal and parkinsonian nonhuman primates. IBAGS X Abstr P-28.