Specializing in Few-Shot Computer Vision, Vision-Language models, Domain Adaptation, and Medical Imaging
I specialize in few-shot learning, vision–language models, and domain adaptation for computer vision. My research focuses on designing algorithms that can learn effectively from limited data.
I aim to push the boundaries of data-efficient AI by collaborating with interdisciplinary teams of clinicians and scientists, and contributing solutions that impact healthcare, climate resilience, and real-world decision making.
Publications
Years Research Experience
Leadership Roles
SUNY Stony Brook | 2023 - 2028 (Expected)
Jadavpur University | 2019 - 2023 | GPA: 9.29/10
Developing advanced algorithms for low-shot image analysis, object detection, and pattern recognition.
Designing neural network architectures for few-shot complex classification and segmentation tasks.
Applying machine learning techniques for medical diagnosis, including brain tumor segmentation and COVID-19 prediction from medical scans.
Under Review, WACV 2026
Under Review, IEEE TIP
Journal of Data, Information and Management 2024
VLSID 2022
Handbook of Moth-Flame Optimization Algorithm, 2022
Diagnostics, 2022
Computers in Biology and Medicine, 2021
Applied Sciences, 2021
ISDA 2022