Inès Elbini Named Regional Secretary for North Africa at African Neurosciences Society

Inès Elbini, an assistant professor in animal physiology at the Pasteur Institute of Tunis, has been appointed the new regional secretary for North Africa at the African Society for Neurosciences (SONA). The institute announced her nomination, highlighting her significant contributions to scientific research and international cooperation.

Elbini's research primarily investigates the mechanisms of aging and neurological disorders, with a specific focus on Parkinson's disease. She also delves into neuroprotection strategies and the potential therapeutic applications of biomolecules derived from animal venoms. Her work at the Pasteur Institute is situated within the laboratory of toxicology and therapeutic and diagnostic biomolecules.

The Pasteur Institute of Tunis emphasized Elbini's role in mentoring young researchers, fostering international scientific collaboration, and promoting ethical research practices. Her appointment is seen as a move to strengthen African neurosciences on the global stage and enhance expertise within the field across the continent.