Efficient AI / Computer Vision / Medical Imaging
Emadeldeen Hamdan
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois Chicago, developing efficient and generalizable AI systems for real-world computer vision and signal processing applications.
My research spans medical imaging, remote sensing, and biomedical signal analysis, with a focus on lightweight deep learning, CNNs, Vision Transformers, and state-space models (Mamba), transform-based learning using Hadamard and DCT representations, and hardware-aware AI. I am particularly interested in designing models that bridge algorithmic innovation and practical deployment, from MRI reconstruction and cancer imaging to wildfire detection and real-time signal processing.
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I am grateful to work with advisors whose research has shaped my direction in efficient AI, signal processing, computer vision, and medical imaging.
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University of Illinois Chicago
Northwestern University
Bagci Lab
University of Chicago
Fermilab
USDA