Mehrnaz Kh. Hazrati

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Dr. Mehrnaz Kh. Hazrati is a pioneering researcher in biomedical engineering, with a primary focus on non-invasive neural signal acquisition and wireless health monitoring systems. Her most cited work, "Wireless brain signal recordings based on capacitive electrodes" (2013), introduced a groundbreaking electroencephalogram (EEG) monitoring system that processes brain signals on-board using non-contact capacitive sensors. This innovation eliminates the need for conductive gels or direct skin contact, significantly advancing patient comfort and long-term usability in clinical and ambulatory settings. With 12 citations, this paper has laid foundational groundwork for next-generation wearable neurotechnology. Dr. Hazrati’s contributions address critical challenges in brain-computer interfaces, particularly in developing robust, user-friendly systems for real-time neural monitoring. Her research bridges the gap between high-fidelity signal processing and practical, low-maintenance hardware, enabling broader applications in neuroscience and rehabilitation. By integrating capacitive coupling with wireless data transmission, she has opened new avenues for accessible, continuous brain activity tracking, making her a notable figure in the evolution of portable biomedical devices.