- One paper on EfficientMorph presented at WACV-2025.
- Several archived papers including 'On the Viability of Semi-Supervised Segmentation Methods for Statistical Shape Modeling' and others.
Research Experience
Summer Internship at Johnson and Johnson Innovation Labs as a Digital Pathology Imaging Intern, where he focused on developing methods for TILs detection and contributed to various image processing projects.
Education
PhD in Computing, Image Analysis, University of Utah, School of Computing. Advised by Prof. Shireen Elhabian.
Background
Research Interests: Image processing, medical image processing, deep learning, and computer vision. Specifically, he focuses on semantic segmentation, instance segmentation, and domain adaptation challenges in medical imaging datasets. He is also interested in statistical shape modeling and multimodal machine learning. Currently, his projects explore conditional image generation models for applications such as virtual staining and MRI-to-MRI translation, as well as 3D volume registration.