Naghme Firouzi

Naghmeh Firouzi is an M.Sc. graduate in Medical Physics from Shahid Sadoughi University of Medical Sciences. With a focus on epilepsy localization using 18F-FDG brain PET imaging, her research efforts have resulted in five accepted posters, three journal papers in preparation, and valuable experience in radiomics-based machine learning models. She has gained knowledge and experience in conducting image quality assessments and principles of quantitative brain analysis software. With two years of experience as an image analyst in the TUMS preclinical laboratory, analyzing Micro-PET, Micro-SPECT, Micro-CT, and Optical Images, together with remote collaboration with The University of Melbourne, she has honed her skills working with tools such as ImageJ, Avizo, VivoQuant, and Python. Her research interests encompass radiomics, AI and machine learning in medical imaging, neuroimaging (specifically through molecular imaging like PET), molecular imaging, quantitative imaging, and theranostics. Outside of academia, she has a passion for yoga, travelling, making wooden handicrafts, reading books, and photography. She is driven to contribute to the advancement of medical imaging technology and improve patient care through her expertise in quantitative analysis and image quality assessment.

Living in : Iran

Gender : FemaleRace : South Asian

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Educations

medical physicsMaster'sShahid Sadoughi University of Medical Sciences2018-03-09 Iran

Supervisor's name :Dr. Parham Geramifar

Title :

The efficacy of voxel based analysis of 18F-FDG Brain PET scans in the evaluation of epilepsy disorders

Medical Radiation PhysicsBachelor'sIslamic Azad University Tehran Science & Research Branch2012-12-18 Iran

Supervisor's name :Saeed-Reza Hajian

Title :

modeling heat in body tissue in HIFU (matlab programming)

Work Experiences

R&D

at Parto Negar Persia

I am currently working in this role

medical image analyst

at TUMS preclinical lab

Start : 13-Sep-2019

End : 29-Jun-2022

English Scores

TOEFL17-Sep-2022

98/120Total

Reading :

26/30

Listening :

27/30

Speaking :

23/30

Writing :

22/30

GRE General18-Sep-2023

311/340Total

Verbal Reasoning :

151/170

Quantitative Reasoning :

160/170

Analytical Writing :

3.5/6

Conferences

Your Presentation Title :

Variance in Estimated Strength Along the Femoral Neck and Radius is Accounted for Differences in Macro- and Micro-architecture, not Bone Mass

Conference Name :ANZBMS-MEPSA-ANZORS 2022

Australia

2022

Your Presentation Title :

The Macro- and Micro-structure of Bone is Assembled by Varying Void Volume, not Bone Volume

Conference Name :QMSKI

Netherlands

2022

Your Presentation Title :

The effect of incorporating the quantitative analysis besides visual assessments of 18F-FDG brain PET images for the localization of epileptogenic zones.

Conference Name :12th Annual Iranian Medical Ph

Iran

2018

Your Presentation Title :

Clinical implications of PET image reconstruction parameters on quantitative assessment of epileptogenic sites in 18F-FDG brain PET study

Conference Name :EANM’18 Düsseldorf

Germany

2018

Your Presentation Title :

The Impact Of PET Image Reconstrustion Parameters On Quantitative Assesment Of Epileptogenic Sites In 18F-FDG Brain PET Scan

Conference Name :Fourth International Congress of Brain Mapping

Iran

2016

Journal Publications

Publication Title :

The effect of incorporating the quantitative analysis besides visual assessments of 18F-FDG brain PET images for the localization of epileptogenic zones.First author

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Research Keywords

Machine Learning

nuclear medicine

Theranostics

Radiomics

Quantitative image analysis

Awards

Candidate for Top Paper The Fourth International Congress of Brain Mapping, November 2016 (Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, Iran)2017-10-26

References

Mohammad Reza AY

mohammadreza_ay@sina.tums.ac.ir

Ali Ghasem-zade

alig@unimelb.edu.au

Ehsan Sharif-Paghaleh

e-sharif@tums.ac.ir

Hossein Ghadiri

h-ghadiri@tums.ac.ir