What Neuroprocessing is

The mission

Neuroprocessing exists to turn biosignal, imaging, and behavioral data into clinical insight — and to do that work reproducibly and in the open. The plan is to build open-source tools and clear educational material that help people go from raw recordings to trustworthy results, without the methods hidden behind closed doors.

It is early. Today Neuroprocessing is one person at the beginning of that path. The long-term aim is to grow into a research center and a technology company; the near-term aim is to do a few things carefully, publish them honestly, and earn trust one project at a time.

The founder

Neuroprocessing is founded and led by Ali Mirzakhani — computational neurotechnology researcher. He came to neuroscience through biomedical engineering, and still works like an engineer — building the full chain from sensor to signal to result across clinical, animal, and computational studies. He is finishing a PhD in Neuroscience at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, with a BSc and MSc in Biomedical Engineering, and is now focused on clinical digital biomarkers and open-source neurotechnology.

Find the work elsewhere: GitHub · ORCID

More about Ali's research: ali-mirzakhani-neuroscience.github.io.

The team — honestly

Right now, Neuroprocessing is a one-person initiative. That is not a weakness to hide; it is the stage this project is at. As the research and tools grow, the goal is a small team of collaborators who care about open, careful neurotechnology.

Talks

• Computational Neuroscience in Neuroendocrinology Studies — 13th Basic and Clinical Neuroscience Congress (BCNC) , Tehran, Iran · 2023 · oral presentation