Boris Gafurov

Dr. Boris Gafurov is a Research Assistant Professor affiliated with the Helen A. Kellar Institute for Human disAbilities and the Region 4 Training and Technical Assistance Center at George Mason University. He holds a PhD from Kazan State Medical University, Russia. His research focuses on statistical methods for single-case intervention designs, educational technology applications in inclusive classrooms, and neuroscience research related to epilepsy and GABAergic transmission.

Dr. Gafurov’s scholarly contributions include developing the Excel Package of Randomization Tests (ExPRT), a tool for analyzing single-case data. His recent publications explore topics such as randomization-test procedures for multiple-baseline designs, mobile-based graphic organizers for persuasive writing, and neuronal synchrony in epileptic brain slices. He is also engaged in advancing methodologies for evaluating educational interventions and neurophysiological mechanisms.

He can be reached at bgafurov@gmu.edu or via phone at (703) 994-0176, located at Finley Building 201E on George Mason’s Fairfax Campus.