I am a physician-scientist and radiology resident with a deep passion for brain development, neuroimaging, and translational neuroscience. My academic journey began with an MD and a Master of Public Health (MPH) from Tehran University of Medical Sciences, where I developed a strong foundation in both clinical medicine and research. My curiosity about brain function and its disorders led me to pursue a PhD in Neuroscience at the University of Geneva, where I investigated the neurodevelopmental mechanisms underlying psychosis and anxiety using advanced neuroimaging techniques. My thesis focused on how structural and functional brain changes emerge across development, particularly in genetic neurodevelopmental. I have worked extensively with multimodal neuroimaging, integrating functional MRI, diffusion imaging, and vascular imaging to study brain network maturation, connectivity disruptions, and their clinical implications. My work has contributed to identifying early biomarkers of psychiatric disorders and has bridged insights between preclinical and clinical neuroscience. Currently, I am a radiology resident at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois in Lausanne, Switzerland, where I continue to explore the intersection of neuroimaging, brain development, and clinical radiology. My goal is to translate neuroimaging research into practical applications for diagnosing and managing neurological and psychiatric with a developmental lense.