Biography

Amin earned his BSc. in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Isfahan in 2015. During this time, he worked on a human hand exoskeleton. Here, he realized how he enjoyed learning about how the human body works. Subsequently, he moved to the Iran University of Science and Technology in the fall of 2015, where he conducted his graduate research in the Department of Mechanical Engineering in the Biomechatronic Laboratory. Amin's graduate work focused on signal processing to predict hand movement. Amin's interests are focused on the use of programming to solve biomedical and neuroscience problems. He is currently working with mobile eye-tracking in the Sensorimotor Neuroscience Lab for his doctoral thesis. His current research concerns how humans navigate in crowded places. In his free time, Amin enjoys programming and web design.