Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIMeD) Machine Vision and Intelligent Systems Lab at NUST SEECS is organizing the 3rd CureMD Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (AIMeD) Workshop, in collaboration with CureMD USA, on 4th Oct 2022. The Venue is SEECS Seminar Hall.
Seminar on Design of a Digital Transmission System for Quantum Channels The talk’s objective would be to motivate students and researchers toward developments in the area. The talk will be directed towards electrical engineering and computer science students in particular.
Afzaal Hussain, Nimra Amin, Saad Wazir and Mahgul Malik have completed their MS Thesis.
Workshop on digital forensics The workshop will help the participants to get fundamental concepts and principles of digital forensics and its relevance to digital investigations and the examination process.
Workshop on Computer Vision For Agronomy This workshop plans to showcase the challenges raised by working on computer vision for plant phenotyping and agriculture.
Machine Vision and Intelligent Systems Lab organized a five-day hands-on skill enhancement boot camp on Deep Learning for Object Detection and Semantic Segmentation in Visual Data.
CureMD Healthcare organized the 1st AIMeD Workshop predicting Time to Treatment Failure - an Instance of Medical Mind, attended by Dr Muhammad Moazam Fraz and Saad Ahmad Khan. They presented their work titled "Extracting Cancer Phenotypes from Radiology Reports and Clinical Records - Tapping the power of unstructured data" where insights into the NLP techniques for knowledge extraction from unstructured data sources were provided.
Dr. Muhammad Moazam Fraz NUST-SEECS has secured international research funding of 1,50,000 Euros from TEIN CC Asi@Connect. The project is titled "An AI enabled quasi-real-time water quality monitoring for early chemical and/or bio-contamination detection".
Dr Muhammad Moazam Fraz NUST-SEECS is awarded with the research funding of PKR 11.3 Million under the National Research Program for Universities 2021. Dr Yasir Faheem and Dr Muhammad Shahzad are the Co-Principal Investigators.
Machine Vision and Intelligent Systems Lab have organized 5-day training on AI, Machine Learning & Data Science in collaboration with NUST Professional Development Centre from 6th-10th Sep 2021.
The Machine Vision and Intelligent Systems Lab at NUST School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science bring a five-day hands-on workshop on "Edge Computing for Computer Vision" with a focus on harnessing the power of computer vision on the edge.
Dr. Muhammad Moazam Fraz has been awarded CureMD Fellowship funding for the project titled “Extracting Cancer Phenotypes from Radiology Reports and Clinical Records – Tapping the power of unstructured data”.
Dr Muhammad Moazam Faraz has been declared as School Best Researcher for the year 2020
In the Digital Futures and Transformative Technologies: Icodt2 - 2021 (http://icodt2.seecs.edu.pk/) BEST PAPER AWARD is given to one of the papers submitted by our research group. Kudos to Afia Rasool (MSCS8) for her outstanding efforts.
Kickstart Ceremony of the project Medical Mind, sponsored by CureMD Inc,
CureMD, is a US-based Healthcare Informatics Company. has awarded two fellowships to Dr. Muhammad Moazam Fraz and Dr. Imran Akhtar
Dr. M. Shahzad has received SEECS Star Researcher Award for the year 2018
Dr. Muhammad Moazam Fraz has received an SEECS outstanding journal publications award for the year 2018.
Dr. M. Moazam Fraz was awarded with Rutherford Visiting Fellowship by The Alan Turing Institute United Kingdom (UK’s National Center for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence) to work as Senior Research Fellow at the Tissue Image Analytics (TIA) Lab, University of Warwick, UK
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