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Frank Mastaglia is a Professor at the University of Western Australia, specializing in clinical neuroscience and neurodegeneration. With an extensive publication record and a research interest in cellular mechanisms of degenerative diseases, he has significantly contributed to understanding Parkinson's disease and its treatment. His work encompasses genetic susceptibility and pathogenesis related to muscle diseases and involves innovative treatments like therapeutic brain stimulation. He has held key roles in multiple research projects, demonstrating a commitment to advancing knowledge in neurodegenerative disorders, and has been pivotal in studies examining the effects of magnetic brain stimulation and drug-induced parkinsonism. Frank has also actively engaged in collaborative research, contributing to projects across various continents, including Australia, Europe, and America. His research interests reflect a passion for uncovering the underlying mechanisms of neurological diseases and exploring novel treatment methodologies.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Teaching and leading research in clinical neuroscience and neurodegeneration.
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