Roham Mofidi

I completed my master's degree in Nano-Photonics engineering at the University of Tabriz in February 2020 and 8 years of experience in Electronics engineering( including my bachelor's). My master's thesis was about intracellular photons in tonically active neurons (TANs) and their effect on neural networks. In addition, my professor and I worked to prove the theory utilizing electrical circuits, mathematics, and physics. We anticipate our statistical results to be a complement to the theory. Using and/or developing optical and electrical techniques, and delving deeply into biological systems with an aim of engineering these systems directly or developing new engineering approaches in order to reduce science boundaries is my priority. I have two papers and am interested in the below research areas : Photobiomodulation in the brain ➢ Neuromodulation/ Neuroengineering ➢ Neural Networks ➢ Wearable devices ➢ Machine Learning (Python) ➢ Optoelectronic/ Biophotonics/ Biosensors ➢ Photonic devices (sensors, detectors, and Lasers) ➢ Optical imaging tools for medical applications ➢ Design and build Electronic Circuits ➢ Nanotechnologies

Living in : Iran

Gender : MaleRace : Middle Eastern

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Educations

Nanophotonic Engineering Master'sUniversity of Tabriz2020-02-11 Iran

Supervisor's name :Yashar Sarbaz

Title :

Assessment of the biological clock using the analysis of the behavior of intracellular photons

Work Experiences

Electronic Engineer

at Pars-Jet Company

Start : 31-Aug-2016

End : 28-Feb-2017

R&D

at Electronic Company

Start : 31-May-2017

End : 31-Aug-2017

teacher assistant

at University of Tabriz

Start : 31-Dec-2017

End : 30-Apr-2018

Technology manager

at Kiarash school

Start : 31-Aug-2021

End : 28-Feb-2022

English Scores

IELTS03-Feb-2023

7/9Total

Reading :

6/9

Speaking :

7/9

Listening :

8.5/9

Writing :

6.5/9

Journal Publications

Publication Title :

A new theory based on possible existence of timing control by intracellular photons in tonically active neuronsFirst author

Journal :

Medical Hypotheses

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Publication Title :

A possible hypothesis on the mechanism of tonic firing in Tonically Active NeuronsFirst author

Journal :

European Journal of Neuroscience

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References

Yashar Sarbaz

Yashar.sarbaz@tabrizu.ac.ir

Saeed Golmohammadi

sgolmohammadi@tabrizu.ac.ir

Hamed Baghban

h-baghban@tabrizu.ac.ir