I am currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Freiburg Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience. My research focuses on understanding the neural basis of cognitive flexibility in the prefrontal cortex. I received my Ph.D. from the University of Tuebingen, where I worked at the Retinal Prosthetics Lab. My doctoral research centered on neural coding in the retina during electrical stimulation. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and a Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering
During my doctoral studies, I recorded electrophysiological data from mouse retinal ganglion cells using multi-electrode arrays. The aim of my Ph.D. project was to discover novel methods to preferentially target different neuronal pathways in the retina. If you like to know more about my work please check this article out.
Here you can find a summary of my recent published and unpublished works.
These are mainly what I did during my Master's and my PhD.
Extracellular e-phys data
Calcium imaging, Extracellular e-phys data
Patch-clamp, Extracellular e-phys data
E-Phys data
Low noise amplifire, ECG data
University of Tübingen
Thesis title: Classifying Retinal Ganglion Cells for Bionic Vision.
Supervisors: Dr. Daniel Rathbun, Prof. Eberhard Zrenner.
Shahed University
Thesis title: Detecting drowsiness using EEG signals
Supervisor: Dr. Mohammad Mikaili.
Bahonar Technical College of Shiraz
Final Project: Matlab compatible electrocardiogram.
Supervisor: