Medical & Diagnostic Imaging
AI diagnostics for brain tumors, skin cancer, and ocular diseases — built with self-supervised pre-training and federated learning so models generalize beyond the hospital that trained them.
Advancing trusted AI research through transparency, rigor, and global collaboration.
A student-led research lab at AIUB working on medical imaging, computer vision, explainable AI, and Bengali NLP — with collaborators across four continents.
To advance AI through innovation, collaboration, transparency, ethics, and real-world impact, building intelligent solutions that support knowledge, discovery, and meaningful societal progress.
To shape a future where artificial intelligence is responsible, accessible, and human-centered, creating lasting value across industries, communities, and global challenges.
Four threads — chosen for their depth, their difficulty, and the difference they can make outside the journal. Each thread is rigorous, each is open, each is led by students.
AI diagnostics for brain tumors, skin cancer, and ocular diseases — built with self-supervised pre-training and federated learning so models generalize beyond the hospital that trained them.
Robust visual recognition for medical and scientific applications. Modern CNN and hybrid attention architectures, evaluated for failure modes — not just accuracy at the median.
Transparent, interpretable decisions for high-stakes settings. Faithfulness over plausibility — explanations that survive perturbations, ablations, and clinician scrutiny.
Bengali text processing, ethical content classification, and speech recognition — pushing the under-resourced side of NLP toward parity with English.
We believe AI research should be transparent, reproducible, and driven by real-world impact — not just benchmarks.
Three threads to pull on — peer-reviewed work, conference presence, and the researchers behind it all.
Not a manifesto. A working method — visible in the way every project is started, reviewed, and shared.
Collaborating across borders, time zones and disciplines — because the problems we care about don't respect any of them.
Self-supervised pre-training, federated learning, interpretable models — chosen because they fit the problem, not because they're new.
Every thread targets a tangible outcome — a clinician helped, a system audited, a language better served.
We welcome motivated students and researchers who share our commitment to rigorous, impactful AI work — drop us a line and tell us what you're curious about.