I am a computer vision and machine learning scientist at Vicon. Before that, I was a researcher at Oxford Centre for Functional MR Imaging of the Brain (FMRIB), University of Oxford, mentored by Mark Chiew and Karla Miller.
Going back, I was trained in Electrical Engineering at Amirkabir University and Sharif University, Tehran. After working on developing industrial embedded systems for oil & gas plants for couple of years, I moved to Ankara where I did my graduate work in the lab of Tolga Çukur, working on MRI and computational neuroscience.
My current research centers on developing machine learning tools for markerless motion tracking. Stretching from the past, I am interested in developing methods to make MR imaging faster and more accurate, which involve physics-based as well as deep-learning based approaches. Recently, I was working on reducing motion artifacts and thermal noise in functional MRI in awake non-human primates and humans. I am also interested in building computational models to map representation of visual and auditory natural stimuli in the human brain, using Bayesian statistics and deep learning. Below, you can peek into the stuff I have been busy doing recently.