Welcome! I am a computational scientist at Genetesis, where I develop a multiscale computational model of the heart to enhance the detection algorithm of CardioFlux in diagnosing ischemic heart.

My background is in computational mechanics, with a focus on cardiac biomechanics. During my Ph.D. program at the University of Kentucky, I developed a multiscale finite element model of the left ventricle to study the effects of the baroreflex loop and growth and remodeling (G&R) in response to cardiac and valvular diseases. I earned my MS in Civil Engineering, specializing in Structural Engineering, from the University of Kentucky. Additionally, I obtained my BS in Civil Engineering from Shiraz University, located in my hometown of Shiraz, Iran.

In my spare time, I enjoy camping and hiking in remote natural areas, reading articles about new technologies, and watching documentaries on YouTube.