
Rachit Saluja
@rachitsaluja
PhD student @Cornell, @cornell_tech & @WeillCornell. ML/AI for Clinical Neuroradiology. Previously @Penn.
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20-11-2013 15:08:32
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Worried your labeled training dataset isn't big enough?? Congrats to Stephen Wahlig, UCSF Imaging resident, on this paper showing us how to efficiently fine-tune a U-net trained for a different purpose to #MS lesion segmentation. UCSF Center for Intelligent Imaging Jeff Rudie, MD PhD frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…


No more manually sorting brain MRI sequences!? github.com/neuroAI-HD/HD-… Andreas Rauschecker Evan Calabrese, MD PhD Rachit Saluja Spyridon Bakas Ujjwal Baid Rachit Saluja



We have faculty openings in AI for medical imaging at Cornell University in NYC. Applications submitted this week will receive full consideration: higheredjobs.com/details.cfm?Jo…

Our review article on AI in digital pathology is out in Nature Reviews Electrical Engineering: nature.com/articles/s4428…


I'm leading a new BraTS on post-treatment glioma Let me know if you are interested in being an annotator The American Society of Neuroradiology American Society of Functional Neuroradiology Spyridon Bakas Rachit Saluja Evan Calabrese, MD PhD Ujjwal Baid Mariam Aboian Philipp Vollmuth Nourel Hoda Tahon Andreas Rauschecker Niky Farid Cortechs.ai Aly Abayazeed, MD, MS, CIIP





The 2024 Glioma Post-Treatment BraTS has launched! Challenge website: synapse.org/#!Synapse:syn5… 1350 training cases available to download Arxiv: arxiv.org/abs/2405.18368 Maria CdeV Rachit Saluja MICCAI MICCAI Students







In Chicago for my first #SfN24 conference! Thrilled to present today our study on Heterogeneous brain functional mapping of childhood psychiatric symptoms at poster A19, joint work with Amy Kuceyeski | @[email protected], Mert R. Sabuncu 🤖🩻⚕️, Qingyu Zhao.


Life update: I recently graduated with a PhD and moved to New York to join Google DeepMind! It’s been a journey of growth - overcoming rejections and imposter syndrome along the way. I leave grad life feeling humbled and grateful. On to the next chapter! 🚀
