Medical Imaging AI
Developing robust and interpretable methods for chest X-ray analysis, disease localization, segmentation, and uncertainty-aware clinical AI.
I build research-driven AI systems at the intersection of computer vision, medical imaging, explainable AI, and engineering software. My work combines scientific research with real-world product development, with a focus on trustworthy AI, visual intelligence, and deployable tools for healthcare applications.
Welcome to my academic website. I am a researcher and software engineer interested in developing practical and scientifically grounded AI systems. My work spans medical image analysis, explainable deep learning, video and visual understanding, and applied AI tools for engineering applications.
I am particularly interested in research that bridges theory and deployment: building systems that are not only accurate, but also interpretable, useful, and scalable in real-world environments.
Developing robust and interpretable methods for chest X-ray analysis, disease localization, segmentation, and uncertainty-aware clinical AI.
Exploring weak supervision, visual explanations, temporal modeling, and next-generation vision systems for challenging real-world problems.
Studying how model decisions can be interpreted and trusted, especially in high-stakes domains such as healthcare.
Designing practical AI software systems that connect experiments, model outputs, and deployable workflows.
Kiran Shahi is a researcher and software engineer working in artificial intelligence, computer vision, medical imaging, explainable AI, and research software systems. His work focuses on building trustworthy and deployable AI systems that connect scientific research with practical impact.
I am always interested in research collaborations, interdisciplinary projects, and opportunities that combine scientific rigor, software engineering, and real-world impact.