Thakoor Lab

News

_{09/2024: Our lab’s work has been featured by Columbia DSI - thanks to all of you - great job AI4VS Lab!!} 

_{09/2024: Two papers accepted for presentation at the IEEE Biomedical and Health Informatics conference in Texas in November - congratulations Tom Le and Kuang Sun for our paper on “Predicting Ophthalmologist Gaze Patterns on OCT Data with Masked Autoencoders and Long Short-Term Memory Networks” and Shubham Kaushal, Roshan Kenia and Saanvi Aima for our paper on “Medical-Expert Eye Movement Augmented Vision Transformers” !}

_{09/2024: Congratulations Ye Tian, Anurag Sharma, Shubh Mehta and Shubham Kaushal on our paper accepted to ARVO's TVST journal!}

_{07/2024: Ye presented a poster, and Dr. Thakoor led a Mini-symposium on "The Success and Future Promise of AI in Ophthalmology" at EMBC 2024!}

_{05/2024: Sana, Sydney, and Ye presented their ARVO abstracts in Seattle, Washington!}

_{04/2024: Michael, Ye, Roshan, and Saanvi's paper has been accepted in the Conference on Health, Inference, and Learning - heartiest congratulations to everyone!!}

_{02/2024: Congratulations to Mingyang, Pooja, and Britney for their paper accepted in IEEE OJEMB!}

_{01/2024: Arnav Meduri named a Top 300 Scholar in this year's Regeneron Science Talent Search Competition - congratulations Arnav!}

_{10/2023: Ye presented his work at the OMIA-X workshop at MICCAI 2023; both Michael and Ye presented posters at the CAIT 2023 Symposium!}

_{09/2023: Congrats to Michelle and Sana for their paper's acceptance in Frontiers in Medicine - Ophthalmology!}

_{08/2023: Dr. Thakoor featured in the Viewpoints Ophthalmology department newsletter 'Faculty Spotlight' here}

_{07/2023: Dr. Thakoor served as co-chair for two sessions at EMBC 2023 in Sydney, Australia, where she presented our FOI-ViT paper}

_{07/2023: Our AI4VS Lab moved to a new space on the 18th floor of the Presbyterian Hospital Building!}

_{06/2023: Ye Tian received the Imaging Research Award at the 2023 John T. Flynn Research Day - congrats, Ye!}

The Artificial Intelligence for Vision Science (AI4VS) Laboratory is led by Professor Kaveri Thakoor and is located at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC).

The goal of the AI4VS Lab is to develop human-vision-inspired AI to automate the analysis of biomedical images to augment and work in tandem with the abilities of medical experts to expedite the detection of eye diseases, such as glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, and beyond.