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Full name Mr. Jamshid Faraji
Place of birth Noor- Iran
Birthday 1345/9/15
Marital status Married
Last field of study Neuroscience
Last university Canada
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Department دانشكده پرستاري و مامايي
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# Course University City Country Graduation Date Total mean
1 لیسانس روانشناسی علامه طباطبایی تهران ایران 1368
2 فوق لیسانس روانشناسی تربیت مدرس تهران ایران 1373
3 دکترای تخصصی علوم اعصاب مرکز علوم اعصاب کانادا لث بریج کانادا 1386
4 BA-Psychology Allameh Tabatabaiee University Tehran Iran 1985-1989 N/A
5 MA-Psychology Tarbiat Modarres University Tehran Iran 1991-1994 N/A
6 Ph.D- Neuroscience The Canadian Centre for Behavioral Neuroscience (C Lethbridge-AB Canada 2003-2008 N/A
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1 English
1 Arabic
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1 Faculty memeber Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery 1373
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1 Hippocampal Post-stroke Changes
2 Movement and Cognition
3 Stress and Hippocampus
4 Spinal Cord Injury and Recovery
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# Paper title Writer Magazine title Publish year Publish type Article type
1 Stress and corticosterone enhance recovery from hippocampal stroke in rats. Faraji J., Lehmann H., Metz G.A., & Sutherland R.J. Neuroscience Letters 2009 Abstract Abstract
2 Sequential bilateral striatal lesions have additive effects on single skilled limb use in rats. Faraji J., & Metz G. Behavioral Brain Research 2007 Abstract Abstract
3 Rats with hippocampal lesion show impaired learning and memory in the Ziggurat Task: A new task to evaluate spatial behavior. Faraji J., Lehmann H., Metz G.A., & Sutherland R.J. Behavioral Brain Research, 2007 Abstract Abstract
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1 A characterization of spatial performance by male and female Long-Evans rats in the Morris water task and the ziggurat task. Faraji J., Metz G.A., & Sutherland R.J. Brain Research Bulletin Full Text
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