Head of Brain Mapping, Diagnosis & Assessment
Atieh Clinical Neuroscience Center
Developing and applying rTMS, tDCS and cognitive-training protocols informed by QEEG and psychometric assessment.
Haniyeh Ahmadi · Cognitive neuroscience, psychology & rehabilitation
I am a cognitive neuroscientist and cognitive rehabilitation specialist connecting clinical assessment, brain mapping, EEG/ERP and evidence-informed rehabilitation across neurological and mental-health settings in Tehran.
Ph.D. Cognitive Science · Institute for Cognitive Science Studies (ICSS)
About me
I am a cognitive neuroscientist and cognitive rehabilitation specialist with a background in clinical psychology and cognitive science. My work spans EEG and ERP recording and interpretation, QEEG-informed brain mapping, psychometric and cognitive assessment, neuromodulation, and the design of individualized cognitive rehabilitation protocols.

Evidence-informed practice
Human-centered rehabilitation
Interdisciplinary thinking
Careful assessment
Experience
Developing and applying rTMS, tDCS and cognitive-training protocols informed by QEEG and psychometric assessment.
Providing cognitive rehabilitation to support patients’ cognitive performance.
Researching 40 Hz tACS protocols using anterior-posterior and bihemispheric prefrontal montages in healthy older adults.
Recorded and analyzed EEG/ERP data, reviewed clinical reports, trained recording staff and supported laboratory equipment and R&D work.
Research focus
Recording, preprocessing, analysis and clinical interpretation.
rTMS, TMS, tDCS and tACS protocols in clinical and research settings.
QEEG-informed assessment and treatment planning.
Cognitive training and individualized rehabilitation protocols.
Memory, executive function and cognitive support in later life.
Selected work
A factual selection from academic and applied work.
University of Tehran · 2019–2022
IPM · 2024–Present
Bonda Innovation Center · 2022
Methods, technologies & tools
Assessing · Analysing · Intervening
Let’s work together
I welcome thoughtful research, clinical and interdisciplinary conversations.
Get in touchThe brain has a remarkable capacity to adapt. Our work begins by understanding its path.Haniyeh Ahmadi