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Mr. Marc BOUJI

Faculty of Science
Faculty of Science - North Lebanon Branch

Assistant professor

(+961) 1 421 000 ext 3453 marc.bouji@usj.edu.lb

Dr. Marc Bouji is an Assistant Professor and neuroscientist at Saint-Joseph University of Beiurt, with a Ph.D. in Neurotoxicology from Université Paris 7–Diderot. He is the Head of the Biomarketing Master’s Program and a coordinator of the Faculty of Sciences at the North Campus where he has been teaching neuroscience, neuromarketing, and related courses for more than 10 years. His research spans neurodegnerative diseases, depression and their link to environemental factors. A dedicated educator and science communicator, Dr. Bouji integrates cutting-edge research with practical applications to inspire students and the public alike.

Highest degree : PhD in Neurotoxicology - Université Paris 7- Denis Diderot - France


DegreesUniversityCountryYear
Neurotoxicology Université Paris 7- Denis DiderotFrance2013
ANIMAL EXPERIMENTATION - LEVEL IUniversité de NantesFrance2010
NeurosciencesUniversité Claude Bernard (Lyon I)France2009
Animal PhysiologyUniversité Libanaise (UL)Lebanon2008

Behavioral Neurosciences 

Human Anatomy 
Animal Physiology 
Histology
Advanced Cell Biology 
Functional Biochemistry
Professional and Business etiquette 
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Experience in University Teaching Outside USJCountryInstitutionStart DateEnd Date
Biolotechnology instructorFranceEcole Centrale Paris (Ecole centrale des arts et manufactures)01/02/202430/04/2010
Instructor of Human anatomy and physiology; Neurosciences and Behavioral NeurosciencesLebanonLebanese International University01/09/201401/09/2018

Professional ExperienceOrganizationStart dateEnd date
Head of the Entrepreneurship and career Center - North CampusUSJ01/09/2022
Head of The Biomarketing Master’s ProgramUSJ01/09/2019
Coordinator of the Faculty of Sciences – North Campus USJ01/09/2017

Engineering and Technology, Sciences

Neuroinflammation and Neurodegenerative diseases 

Behavioral Neurosciences : Learning and memory 

1.  Bouji  M., Lecomte A., Gamez C., Blazy K., Villégier A.S« Impact of cerebral radiofrequency exposures on oxidative stress and corticosterone in a rat model of Alzheimer's disease » Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease(2019). Nov;25. Epub. 

2.  Bouji  M., Lecomte A., Gamez C., Blazy K., Robidel F., De-Sèze R., Villégier A.S

« Neurobiological effects of repeated radiofrequency exposures in male senescent 
rats» Biogerontology (2016) Nov;17(5-6):841-857. 
 

3.  Bouji  M., Lecomte A., Hode Y., De-Sèze R., Villégier A.S« Effects of 900 MHZ 

radiofrequency on corticosterone, emotional memory and neuroinflamation in middle-
aged rats » Experimental Gerontology (2012) Jun;47(6):444-51. 

4.  Barthélémy A.§, Mouchard A.§Bouji M., Blazy K., Puigsegur R., Villégier A.S« Glial markers and emotional memory in rats following acute cerebral radiofrequency 
exposures» Environ Sci Pollut Res Int. (2016) Dec;23(24):25343-25355.