Guillermina Griffa Email & Phone Number

Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

La Trinidad, Provincia De Buenos Aires, Ar

Physiology Of Action Laboratory, Universidad De Buenos Aires.

- Designed, led, and conducted a project at Universidad de Buenos Aires to assess structural neuroplasticity induced by motor learning by using multimodal MRI.- Managed and executed an advanced MRI experiment at Harvard University to explore learning’s impact on brain microstructure with high-resolution techniques.- Developed and implemented MRI preprocessing pipelines to enhance data quality, applied advanced mathematical models to extract relevant features, and conducted statistical analyses to evaluate learning-related brain plasticity.- Collected and analyzed behavioral data from motor learning tasks (e.g., computer games using a joystick).- Presented findings at international conferences and published in high-impact journals.- Co-supervised and reviewed Biomedical Engineering theses and mentored junior Ph.D. students.

Argentina

- Led practical sessions in the "Biomedical Image Processing" course.- Developed image processing guidelines using Python to evaluate student’s technical skills and progress.

Argentina

- Co-led practical sessions in the "Biomedical Signal and Image Processing" course.- Adapted and implemented image processing pipelines in Python based on designs created in Matlab.

Córdoba, Argentina

- Developed a customer churn prediction model, including data cleaning, exploratory analysis, and feature selection.- Trained Machine Learning (ML) models to support and improve targeted retention strategies.

Argentina

- Conducted a project to determine mammograms’ validity by detecting the breast tissue density.- Implemented image processing pipelines to extract features and applied Principal Component Analysis (PCA) to optimize computational performance.- Trained machine learning techniques including SVM, k-NN and Random Forest, to determine the optimal model.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D) In Neuroscience.

Thesis: Role of the Hippocampus in Motor Learning.

Biomedical Engineering (5.5 Years Program)

Thesis: Automatic Classification of Breast Density.