My research interests include Representation Learning, Causality, Explainability, Interpretability, Computational Entrepreneurship, Mathematical Modelling particularly in building end-to-end systems with high socio-technical impacts in healthcare. [[Curriculum Vitae](Curriculum Vitae)]
Sankey diagram of research funding sources, disease areas, and institutional affiliations AI in Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) between 2015 to 2025.A web-based DICOM viewer enabling medical image visualization and basic manipulations, such as contrast adjustment, export to png and video (for multiple uploaded files).For more details, visit the project repository: DICOMViewerTime-domain, frequency-domain and time-frequency representations of a sine waveform across different frequencies sampled at 16KHz for 1 seconds. The top row is the original signal and the bottom row is the reconstructed version for the disentangled Variational Auto Encoder.Time-domain, time-frequency and frequency-domain representations of a sawtooth waveform across different frequencies sampled at 16KHz for 2 seconds each.Visualizing the convergce of clusters of classes in the MNIST validation set using both Triplet (Left) and Supervised Contrastive Representation LearningVisualizing the convergence of latent representations over training iterations for modified Barlow Twins model: decorrelated audio representations (left) and original small training data (right). The 128-dimensional latent space reveals the progression of learned features and their alignment throughout the training process.A visual illustration of two divergence measure: the Kullback–Leibler (KL) and Jensen–Shannon (JS) divergences between two probability distributions $P_x $ and $Q_x$.Explainable AI in Medical Image Analysis using Visual Saliency Maps. Feature attribution was done with a trained InceptionResNetv2 model.Learnt 2D and 3D principal component latent representations of both human and non-human primates.Learnt 2D and 3D principal component latent representations of speeches at the United States Congress by five world leaders.
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December 24, 2025; Completed “ AI Applications in Healthcare Specialization by Stanford Online” with a focus on AI techniques and their applications in biomedicine. Certificate available at here.
December 24, 2025; Completed “ Evaluations of AI Applications in Healthcare by Stanford Online” with a focus on AI techniques and their applications in medical diagnosis. Certificate available at here.
December 18, 2025; Completed “Fundamentals of Machine Learning for Healthcare by Stanford Online” with a focus on machine learning techniques and their applications in healthcare. Certificate available at here.
December 17, 2025; Completed “Introduction to Clinical Data by Stanford Online” with a focus on clinical data types, sources, and applications in healthcare. Certificate available at here.
December 06, 2025; Completed “Introduction to Healthcare by Stanford Online” with a focus on healthcare systems, quality improvement, and patient safety. Certificate available at here.
November 19, 2025; PhD Thesis Published in the collection: FB08 - E-Dissertations: “Disentangled Representation Learning in Speech and Vocalization “ available at Osnabrück University Repositorium osnaDocs.
March 04, 2025; “A systematic review of low-rank and local low-rank matrix approximation in big data medical imaging” published for publication in Springer Nature Neural Computing and Applications.
January 31, 2025; Completed the MUST Deep Learning Bootcamp, North-West University, South Africa MUST Deep Learning Bootcamp 2025.
January 22, 2025; PhD Dissertation Submitted and approved for examination and graduation: “Disentangled Representation Learning in Speech and Vocalization”.
January 20, 2025; The Association of Commonwealth Universities Case Study on “Advancing artificial intelligence for healthcare and developing human capital in low-resource settings” published in ACU Research.
January 11, 2025; “Learning Disentangled Speech Representations” preprint published in arXiv:2311.03389v4.
November 11, 2024; Launched SyncSpeech Datasets: A large-scale collection of synthetic speech datasets for speech representation learning. Available at SyncSpeech Datasets.
July 10, 2024; Talk on “Assessing fusarium oxysporum disease severity in cotton using unmanned aerial system images and a hybrid domain adaptation deep learning time series model” at the Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy
June 22, 2024; “Saliency-driven explainable deep learning in medical imaging: bridging visual explainability and statistical quantitative analysis” published in BioData Mining 17, 18.
March 27, 2024; “Bridging the Gap: Exploring Interpretability in Deep Learning Models for Brain Tumor Detection and Diagnosis from MRI Images” published in MDPI Information 2024, 15(4), 182.
February 16, 2024; “Learning Disentangled Audio Representations through Controlled Synthesis” accepted for oral presentation at ICLR Tiny Papers 2024.
February 15, 2024; “Understanding Self-Supervised Learning of Speech Representation via Invariance and Redundancy Reduction” accepted for oral presentation at MDPI Information 2024, 15(2), 114.
December 10, 2023; Attended NeurIPS 2023 in New Orleans, USA where Presented research poster on disentangled speech representation learning via self-supervision. Sharing novel techniques for learning interpretable and robust speech representations.
November 1, 2023; “Learning Disentangled Speech Representations” accepted for poster presentation at New in ML, NeurIPS 2023.
September 23, 2023; “Self-Supervised Learning of Speech Representation via Redundancy Reduction” extended abstract published at Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V..
August 1, 2023; “Visual Interpretable and Explainable Deep Learning Models for Brain Tumor MRI and COVID-19 Chest X-ray Images” published in arXiv preprint arXiv:2208.00953.
June 15, 2021; Published a dataset that was curated in collaboration between the Computer Science and Engineering Department, University of Dhaka and the National Institute of Neuroscience, Bangladesh. It comprises 5,285 T1-weighted contrast-enhanced brain MRI images belonging to 38 categories. Available here Brain MRI Dataset.
