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About me

I offer students rigorous training in research methodology, experimental design, data analysis, and scientific writing, along with practical exposure to advanced neurophysiological techniques and clinical assessment tools. My approach emphasizes critical thinking, translational relevance, and building the ability to independently develop and execute high-quality research in neuroscience and neuropsychiatry.

Interests: Neuroscience researcher with a PhD in Neurophysiology and strong expertise in movement disorders, electrophysiology, and clinical neuropsychology. Experienced in designing and conducting clinical and experimental studies using techniques such as TMS, rTMS, and response inhibition paradigms, with multiple publications and international conference presentations. Skilled in integrating neurophysiological methods with cognitive and behavioral assessments to investigate complex brain–behavior relationships.