Research / Computational Neuroscience

Cemal Koba

PostDoc in Computational Neuroscience

Cemal completed his PhD in Computational Neuroscience at IMT Lucca, Italy. For his thesis, he examined structural brain plasticity in the case of early and acquired blindness. He is interested in methods for processing and analysing neuroimaging data. In Sano, he works on structural and functional brain changes in stroke patients using structural and functional MRI. His work aims to develop tools for early stroke prognosis and recovery prediction, particularly through the analysis of eye movements and the alterations in functional brain connectivity.

Differential involvement of neurotransmitter pathways in AD, bvFTD and MCI: Whole-brain MRI analysis
Investigating the interaction between EEG and fNIRS: A multimodal network analysis of brain connectivity
Resting State Brain Connectivity analysis from EEG and FNIRS signals