Neurochemistry research focuses on the molecular foundations of nervous-system function, investigating how chemical processes within neurons influence thought, emotion, and behavior. It unravels the interplay between neurotransmitters, enzymes, receptors, and signaling molecules critical for maintaining brain health.

The Neurochemistry Research session explores the biochemical pathways that drive synaptic communication, metabolic regulation, and neural plasticity. Researchers emphasize how neurochemical imbalances contribute to neurological and psychiatric disorders, including epilepsy, depression, and Parkinson’s disease.

At the Neurochemistry Conference, biochemists, neuropharmacologists, and molecular neuroscientists present insights into the synthesis, degradation, and regulation of neurotransmitters. The session also covers lipidomics, proteomics, and metabolomics approaches to understanding brain function at a systems level.

This session bridges molecular science with translational applications, showing how biochemical discoveries lead to novel therapies. Discussions highlight advances in analytical neurochemistry, including high-resolution spectroscopy, microdialysis, and real-time chemical imaging.

New research in Molecular Neuroscience continues to reveal signaling cascades and metabolic pathways underlying memory, cognition, and neural adaptation, enriching our understanding of the biochemical basis of the brain.