NLP × Neural Signals × Speech

Parmis Bathayan

M.Sc. Candidate in Computer Engineering · University of Tehran

I work on multimodal learning at the intersection of language and neural signals — bringing together EEG, speech, and NLP for cross-lingual and cross-cultural understanding.

Please feel free to contact me if you have research interests similar to mine.

Portrait of Parmis Bathayan

Focus Areas

Multimodal NLP

Integrating EEG signals with textual representations for sentiment and meaning across languages.

Neural Signals & Cognition

EEG feature pipelines, neural decoding, and computational neuro-linguistics.

Speech & Audio

Persian ASR, speaker-attribute modeling, and audio-language model benchmarking.

Selected Publications

PARSA-Bench: A Comprehensive Persian Audio-Language Model Benchmark

M. J. Ranjbar, M. Amini, P. Bathayan, H. Faili, A. Shakery

In preparation for submission to EACL 2027

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Education

M.Sc. in Computer Engineering
University of Tehran · GPA 19.21 / 20
Thesis: Leveraging EEG signals from Persian and English speakers to enhance multimodal sentiment analysis.
2023 – 2026
Expected
B.Sc. in Computer Engineering  Ranked 1st of 96
Shahrood University of Technology · GPA 18.84 / 20
2019 – 2023

Experience

Research Assistant — IIS Lab & BCoL Lab
University of Tehran · EEG-based multimodal NLP & sentiment analysis · Supervisors: Dr. Azadeh Shakery & Dr. Mohammad-Reza A. Dehaqani
2023 – Present
Chief Teaching Assistant — Deep Learning
University of Tehran · Coordinated a 16-member TA team; reviewed assignments and course operations.
2025 – 2026
Teaching Assistant — University of Tehran
NLP, Deep Learning, Statistical Inference, Advanced Data Mining & Advanced Algorithm Design · 5 courses across 7 semesters.
2024 – 2026
Teaching Assistant — Shahrood University of Technology
Information Retrieval from Web, Data Mining & Algorithm Design · 3 courses across 4 semesters.
2021 – 2022
Co-founder & Executive Coordinator — University of Tehran AI Club
Lead the organization and running of AI-focused talks and student events.
2023 – Present