About Me
Now I'm working as a Ph.D. student on Computer Vision, Machine Learning, and Computational photography in
the Imaging Lyceum Lab at Arizona State University under supervision of Suren Jayasuriya. My main project is Designing a
physics-based deep learning model for dynamic scene restoration affected by atmospheric turbulence taken
with Ultra-Zoom or astrophotography camera.
Before this position, I've worked as Machine Learning and computer vision researcher in NeuroPhotonics lab of GIST (South Korea) as an MS student under supervision
of professor Euiheon Chung. My
thesis was on the development of a multimodal architecture for automated assessment of infrared images
(of tear film) to detect/segment out the eye gland area, provide ophthalmologist quality assessment
score(Meiboscore), and remove specular refection (Details). Dataset of 1000 images released. [Model: Encoder-Decoder Structure, Resnet50,
GAN in Pytorch].
I completed my undergraduate in Computer Science & Engineering from Bangladesh with a sound knowledge of
C++, Python, Web design, Java, iOS app development with Swift. I was an active contest programmer with
participation in different national and regional onsite and online programming contests and hackathons.