About Me
I am a PhD student in the Stephenson School of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Oklahoma. I am currently advised by Professor Farnaz Zamani. Prior to this, I completed my undergraduate studies in Mathematics and its Applications at Sharif University of Technology.
My research interests are in computational and theoretical neuroscience and machine learning, with an emphasis on representation and mechanism. I study questions of mechanistic identifiability: when different systems exhibit similar behavior, what does that resemblance actually constrain about the underlying computation, and what does it leave open? I develop geometric and statistical approaches to make these distinctions interpretable and testable.
In parallel, I study large-scale brain time series with dynamical-systems and state-space methods, focusing on interpretable structure in population activity.
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