Ahmed Shereen

Research Associate Professor

New York University

United States

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Ahmed Shereen is a Research Associate Professor at the City University of New York. His research focuses on the intersection of neuroscience and psychological well-being, with recent articles exploring topics such as brain activity influenced by data representation, the impact of prenatal stress on child development, and advancements in brain modulation techniques. He utilizes innovative methods including machine learning and diffusion tensor imaging in his investigations.

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Technical University of Denmark

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Articles (13)

Assessing the Effect of Automated Thermo‐Mechanical Therapy on Abdominal Blood Flow With Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Prenatal Superstorm Sandy Stress and Postnatal Affectionless Control as a Conjoint Risk for Child Psychopathology

Brain Activity is Influenced by How High Dimensional Data are Represented: An EEG Study of Scatterplot Diagnostic (Scagnostics) Measures

Seeking the Amygdala: Novel Use of Diffusion Tensor Imaging to Delineate the Basolateral Amygdala

Superstorm Sandy exposure in utero is associated with neurobehavioral phenotypes and brain structure alterations in childhood: A machine learning approach

Robust enhancement of motor sequence learning with 4 mA transcranial electric stimulation

A checklist for assessing the methodological quality of concurrent tES-fMRI studies (ContES checklist)

Online closed‐loop real‐time tES‐fMRI for brain modulation: A technical report

Identifiable Patterns of Trait, State, and Experience in Chronic Stroke Recovery

Methodology for tDCS integration with fMRI

White Matter Plasticity in Anxiety: Disruption of Neural Network Synchronization During Threat-Safety Discrimination

fMRI and transcranial electrical stimulation (tES): A systematic review of parameter space and outcomes

Near-Infrared Light Increases Functional Connectivity with a Non-thermal Mechanism

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Kristoffer Hougaard Madsen

Marius Moisa

Hamed Ekhtiari

Bernhard Sehm

Timothy Meeker

Paola MARANGOLO

Yuranny Cabral Calderin

E. Susan Duncan

Andrew K. Martin

Patrick Ragert

Georg Grön

Christian Ruff

Martin Ulrich

Charlotte Stagg

Yoko Nomura

Axel Thielscher

Andre Obenaus

Jeff F. Dunn

Jorge Almeida

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