Translating Computational Imaging Research into Real Clinical AI Value
I am a Graduate Research Assistant at Washington University in St. Louis (WashU Medicine), currently working in MIR's Computational Imaging Research Center (CIRC), Medical AI Lab led by Dr. Shinjini Kundu, MD, PhD. My current research emphasis is medical imaging AI, with prior contributions in explainable AI, texture analysis, and computer vision systems.
Impact
I have co-authored publications across CVPRW, IGARSS, ICMLA, SPIE, and IEEE venues, with work spanning explainable AI, texture-aware learning, and vision systems.
My current work is centered on medical imaging AI in MIR/CIRC, where I focus on methods that support clinically meaningful, translational outcomes.
I have also contributed to Duke-related medical AI work, applying computational methods to clinically relevant imaging and health data problems.
Beyond research papers, I build end-to-end systems including LLM and RAG applications for real-world question answering and decision support workflows.
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