Alavie Mirfathollahi, PhD

My research focuses on how the human brain supports cognition and movement, and how these processes change in neurological disorders. I study brain activity using both invasive and non-invasive recordings, combined with behavioral approaches, to better understand the underlying neural dynamics.
A central goal of my work is to bridge basic neuroscience and clinical applications. I aim to identify neural mechanisms that can guide the development of new treatments, with particular interest in brain rhythms, adaptive neuromodulation, and brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). I am passionate about applying data-driven approaches to advance neuroscience, healthcare, and AI applications.