Indranath Chatterjee

Dr. Indranath Chatterjee is an Assistant Professor at Manchester Metropolitan University's Department of Computer and Mathematics, with adjunct roles at Woxsen University and the International Center for Neuroscience Research. He specializes in Computational Neuroscience, Schizophrenia, and Medical Imaging, focusing on fMRI analysis and machine learning applications. His research spans over 12 authored/edited books and numerous peer-reviewed publications, including works on neuroimaging, AI in healthcare, and blockchain solutions. He leads the Chatterjee's NeuroImaging and AI Lab at Tongmyong University, collaborating globally on projects like 'Uncovering Neuroscience History in South Korea' (FENS grant) and 'Green Neuromarketing'. Awards include the 2021 Best Young Neuroscientist Award and multiple paper accolades.

Education: PhD in Computational Neuroscience from University of Delhi. Previous roles include Assistant Professorships at Tongmyong University (2019–2024) and JK Lakshmipat University. He serves as Chief Section Editor of international journals and holds leadership roles in organizations like ACM, FENS, and INCF. Active in conferences worldwide, delivering over 26 keynotes.

Research interests include Schizophrenia neurobiology, AI-driven medical diagnostics, and neuromarketing strategies. Current projects address chronic pain in osteoarthritis, green neuromarketing via EEG, and historical neuroscience studies. His lab employs 8 researchers focusing on neuroimaging, machine learning, and interdisciplinary AI applications.

Awards highlight his contributions to neuroscience and computational methods, including FENS-funded research and editorial recognition. Grants include government/non-profit collaborations for societal impact through medical imaging and machine learning.