Qualification and Experience

Dr. Baris Metin is a renowned neurologist working at the NPISTANBUL BRAIN HOSPITAL. He obtained his medical education from the Istanbul University School of Medicine / 2004. He further attended the Istanbul University School of Medicine / Department of Neurology / 2009 and went on to Belgium Gent University / 2013 – Doctorate. He specializes in Memory Disorders, Functional Neuroimaging, Epilepsy, Electroencephalography, and Headaches, and Sleep Disorders.

Contribution to surgical Science

Dr. Baris has previously served as the Uskudar University, Neuroscience Program Coordinator, TEDx organizer (+100 license) (TEDX UskudarUniversity 2018, and the Istanbul Chamber of Medicine Tanpa (Turkish American Neuropsychiatric Association-Director). He is also known for his various research publications in various medical journals around the world.

Past Experience

• 2004-2009: Istanbul University
• 2009-2013: Ghent University, Ph.D. student
• 2013-2014: Ghent University, a Postdoc researcher
• 2014-2016: Uskudar University, Assistant Professor
• Uskudar University TTO director, 2015-present.
• Uskudar University, Neuroscience Program Coordinator

Qualifications

• Istanbul University Faculty of Medicine, 2004
• Istanbul University Faculty of Medicine / Department of Neurology, 2009
• Belgium Ghent University -Ph.D., 2013

• European Neurology Association Equivalency, 2010

• EEG and Clinical Neuroscience Society Board Member
• Board Member of The Therapeutic Brain Mapping and Neurotechnology Association

• Arikan, MK, Metin, B., Tarhan, N, Tulay, EE (2018). Multimodal Neuroimaging: Basic Concepts and Classification of Neuropsychiatric Diseases. Clin EEG Neurosci. In press.
• Arikan, MK, Metin, B., Tarhan, N. (2018). High frequencies in EEG is related to the level of insight in schizophrenia patients. Clin EEG Neurosci. In press.
• Sutcubasi, B., Metin, B. et al. (2018). The relationship between responsiveness to social and monetary rewards and ADHD symptoms. Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience. In press.
• Tas, C., Metin, B. et al. Discriminating schizophrenia and schizo-obsessive disorder: a structural MRI study combining VBM and machine learning methods. neural Computing and Applications, 29, 377-378