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About | Danial Jafarzadeh Jazi

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Danial Jafarzadeh Jazi
AI systems researcher working on GPU-optimized kernels and multimodal transformer architectures, with application to brain state decoding from neuroimaging data (MRI, EEG).
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About Me
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I am an AI systems researcher and recent Computer Science graduate (Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran Branch) working at the intersection of efficient deep learning and computational neuroscience. I am currently seeking a research-intensive postgraduate program.

Research Interests
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My work focuses on making modern neural architectures faster and applying them to scientific problems:

  • Efficient deep learning: GPU-optimized kernels, tensor computing frameworks, and performance engineering for transformer workloads
  • Multimodal transformers: cross-modal attention and positional encoding strategies for heterogeneous data
  • Brain state decoding: deep learning on neuroimaging data (structural MRI, EEG), including medical image analysis for brain tumor detection
  • Reproducible research: careful experimental design, benchmarking, and clear scientific communication

Background
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As a research assistant at Islamic Azad University (2023–2024), I led a first-author project on transformer-based brain state decoding from structural MRI, worked on CNN-based brain tumor detection, and mentored three undergraduate researchers. I also served as a teaching assistant for Advanced Programming. See my CV for the full record.

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For academic or research-related inquiries: