Dr. Abdallah M. Zeid is currently a Research Fellow in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Michigan. His research is centered on neurochemical analysis through advanced bioanalytical techniques, with a particular emphasis on understanding the dynamic chemical processes underlying brain function and behavior. His work involves in vivo microdialysis sampling to monitor neuropeptides and neuroproteins in response to physiological and pharmacological stimuli, providing crucial insights into the neurochemical landscape of the central nervous system. A key focus of Dr. Zeid’s research is the development and refinement of LC-MS/MS methods for the sensitive and selective quantification of neuroactive compounds in complex biological matrices. He also employs bottom-up proteomics strategies to identify and quantify proteins and peptides involved in neurochemical signaling. These analytical approaches are integral to elucidating molecular mechanisms associated with neurological function and disease. Dr. Zeid’s broader interests span neuroanalytical chemistry, biomarker discovery, and the translational applications of mass spectrometry in neuroscience. He is committed to interdisciplinary collaboration and actively seeks opportunities to engage with researchers in neurochemistry, proteomics, and bioanalysis.