Guest Lectures in Biomedical Sensing and AI
Guest lectures and invited talks, Emory University and Research Conferences, 2023
Teaching and Mentoring
Teaching Experience
- Sleep and High‑Risk Behaviors in Profound Autism (Spring 2025)
Guest lecture covering sleep pattern analysis and behavioral prediction - Electromagnetic, Circuit Theory, and Electronics (2016-2019)
Georgia Institute of Technology
Teaching Assistant for undergraduate engineering courses - Basic Circuit Theory, Logic Circuits Lab, Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (2010-2014)
Shiraz University
Teaching Assistant for undergraduate courses
Guest Lectures and Workshops
Student Mentoring
Current Mentorship
- Biomedical Sensing Research (2021-Present)
Emory University
Mentoring graduate and undergraduate students on biomedical sensing projects, focusing on wearable technology for neurological disorders
Previous Mentorship
- AI-based Discovery and Innovation V.I.P. Group (2019-2021)
Georgia Institute of Technology
Mentored over 50 graduate and undergraduate students on research projects focused on applications of machine learning in medical image processing, inverse design, and optimization
Teaching Philosophy
My teaching approach combines theoretical foundations with practical, hands-on experience. I believe in creating an inclusive learning environment that encourages critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving. In my teaching, I emphasize the ethical implications of technology in healthcare and the importance of developing solutions that address real-world challenges while respecting privacy and promoting equity.