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Md Abu Sufian

Explainable Multimodal AI for Medical Imaging — Cardiovascular Imaging, Cancer Imaging and Cardiomyocyte Ageing. PhD researcher in Computer Science at the University of East London, developing explainable and multimodal AI for medical imaging. The work spans three imaging domains: cardiovascular imaging (cardiac MRI, 3D echocardiography, optical electrophysiology mapping), cancer imaging (dermoscopy and melanoma detection, breast cancer detection and prognosis, brain-tumour MRI, lung adenocarcinoma survival modelling), and cardiomyocyte ageing from live-cell microscopy. Across all three I combine segmentation and detection architectures, spatiotemporal modelling, multimodal data fusion, and clinically relevant validation to produce interpretable models. I am also an Hourly Paid Lecturer at UEL and an MSc Bioinformatics Dissertation Supervisor at Birkbeck, University of London, within the Institute of Structural and Molecular Biology (Birkbeck–UCL). Based in London, UK.

Google Scholar · ResearchGate · LinkedIn · Personal-Website · ORCID


What I work on

1. Cardiovascular imaging. Transformer and hybrid CNN–RNN architectures for cardiac MRI and 3D echocardiography — segmentation, structural analysis, and label-efficient training from scribble annotations. Extends to optical mapping of cardiac electrophysiology and to fairness auditing of cardiovascular imaging models.

2. Cancer imaging. Vision–language and detection models for oncology imaging: melanoma and skin-lesion classification from dermoscopy (BCN20000, with cross-dataset validation on ISIC 2019), triple-negative breast cancer detection using YOLO-based models with hospital-cohort clinical validation, brain-tumour classification from MRI, and multivariable survival modelling in lung adenocarcinoma.

3. Cardiomyocyte ageing. Motion and nuclear phenotyping of cardiomyocytes from microscopy time-series, using optical flow and temporal transformers to detect functional decline before it is morphologically obvious.

4. Explainability and clinical validation. Post-hoc interpretability, algorithmic-bias auditing, and prospective validation of models against clinical endpoints — so that the output is defensible in a clinical setting, not only accurate on a benchmark.

Methodologically this means vision transformers, vision–language models, multimodal fusion (imaging + tabular + text), generative augmentation for small clinical cohorts, and survival/prognostic modelling.


Imaging modalities

Every modality below links to the repository where it is actually used, so the claim is checkable rather than asserted.

Modality Domain Where it is used
Cardiac MRI (ACDC, MSCMRseg) Cardiovascular imaging triFuse-pytorch · Cardiac-mri-scribble-segmentation
3D echocardiography Cardiovascular imaging Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy diagnosis · 3D-Heart-Imaging-apps
Optical electrophysiology mapping Cardiovascular imaging Advanced-Cardiac-Electrophysiology-Mapping-
Dermoscopy Cancer imaging Structured caption supervision for melanoma detection
Breast imaging and hospital cohort data Cancer imaging Breast cancer diagnosis and prognosis
Brain MRI Cancer imaging Neuro-App: 4D brain image processing and tumour classification
Thoracic X-ray Pulmonary radiography Transformative insights in pulmonary radiography
Retinal OCT Ophthalmic imaging Hypergraph fusion of OCT and functional data
Live-cell microscopy Cardiomyocyte ageing Deep spatiotemporal modelling · Cell motion analysis

Start here

Project What it is
cardiac triFuse-pytorch TriFuse-SRNet — dynamic multi-expert fusion with structural recovery for scribble-supervised cardiac MRI segmentation. Reference PyTorch implementation, ACDC + MSCMRseg, with training, evaluation and statistical-comparison scripts.
dashboard medical-image-analysis Streamlit dashboard for segmentation-quality assessment — Dice, IoU, Hausdorff distance, uncertainty and regional performance. Used to audit the outputs of TriFuse-SRNet.
dermoscopy Structured-Caption-Supervision-for-Domain-Adaptive-Vision-Language-Learning- Cancer imaging. Melanoma and skin-lesion classification from dermoscopy using vision–language learning with structured clinical caption supervision — CLIP and BLIP fine-tuned on BCN20000, cross-dataset validation on ISIC 2019, with Grad-CAM explanations and ablations.
oncology Breast cancer diagnosis and prognosis Cancer imaging. Triple-negative breast cancer detection and prognostic analysis — YOLO-based detection, shrinkage operators, sequence networks and Kamada-Kawai graph analysis, with a clinical validation phase on hospital trial data.
brain Neuro-App Cancer imaging. AI-driven 4D brain image processing and tumour classification from MRI, with GLCM/LBP texture metrics, sensitivity analysis under noise and blur, and 3D intensity visualisation.
clinical AI-Models-for-Early-Cardiovascular-Diseases-Detection- Early detection and mortality prediction in cardiovascular disease — the platform behind Diagnostics 14(12), 1308 (2024).
electrophysiology Advanced-Cardiac-Electrophysiology-Mapping- Automated signal windowing and kriging-based spatial interpolation for optical mapping of cardiac electrophysiology — flecainide, low-flow ischaemia and cooling series.
microscopy Deep-Spatiotemporal-Modelling-of-Cardiomyocyte-Ageing-Dysfunction Optical-flow–driven detection of cardiomyocyte ageing from microscopy video, with a Transformer over motion phenotypes. Presented at BSCR/BCS (Heart, 2025).

Selected publications

  • Hybrid deep learning for computational precision in cardiac MRI segmentation: integrating autoencoders, CNNs and RNNs for enhanced structural analysis. Computers in Biology and Medicine 186, 109597 (2025).
  • AI-driven thoracic X-ray diagnostics: transformative transfer learning for clinical validation in pulmonary radiography. Journal of Personalized Medicine 14(8), 856 (2024). DOI
  • Mitigating algorithmic bias in AI-driven cardiovascular imaging for fairer diagnostics. Diagnostics 14(23), 2675 (2024). DOI
  • Enhancing clinical validation for early cardiovascular disease prediction through simulation, AI and web technology. Diagnostics 14(12), 1308 (2024). DOI
  • Hypertension control in resource-constrained settings: bridging socioeconomic gaps with predictive insights. IJC Cardiovascular Risk and Prevention (2025).
  • Advanced transformer-based AI framework for early detection and prediction of cardiomyocyte ageing and injury using motion phenotyping. Heart 111 (Suppl 3), A269–A271 (2025).

Full list on Google Scholar. ORCID: 0009-0007-3503-6942.

Patent. 6426513 - Blockchain based health monitoring device, registered with the UK Intellectual Property Office.


Repositories by theme

Cardiovascular imaging and segmentation
Cancer imaging and oncology
Cardiomyocyte ageing and cell-level phenotyping
Research software and clinical tools
Explainability, multimodal and foundation models
Clinical prediction in other domains
Fairness, health policy and population health
Earlier applied data science (pre-PhD)

Kept for provenance; these predate the current research programme.


Teaching, supervision and service

  • Hourly Paid Lecturer, University of East London — teaching and supervision of MSc and undergraduate projects
  • Dissertation supervisor, MSc Bioinformatics, Birkbeck, University of London
  • Editorial involvement, British Society of Cardiovascular Research
  • Open to collaboration on cardiovascular imaging, cancer imaging, cardiomyocyte ageing and clinical validation of medical AI

Toolbox

Python · PyTorch · MONAI · scikit-learn · OpenCV · R · MATLAB · Streamlit · Docker · Git · LaTeX

Imaging: cardiac MRI, 3D echocardiography, dermoscopy, brain MRI, thoracic X-ray, retinal OCT, live-cell microscopy

Contact

abusufian.dev · LinkedIn · Google Scholar

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  1. triFuse-pytorch triFuse-pytorch Public

    🫀 TriFuse-SRNet: dynamic multi-expert fusion with structural recovery for scribble-supervised cardiac MRI segmentation. PyTorch reference implementation (ACDC, MSCMRseg).

    Python

  2. medical-image-analysis medical-image-analysis Public

    📊 Streamlit dashboard for segmentation-quality assessment: Dice, IoU, Hausdorff distance, uncertainty, sensitivity and regional performance analysis.

    Python

  3. Structured-Caption-Supervision-for-Domain-Adaptive-Vision-Language-Learning- Structured-Caption-Supervision-for-Domain-Adaptive-Vision-Language-Learning- Public

    🖼️ Cancer imaging: melanoma and skin-lesion classification from dermoscopy using CLIP and BLIP with structured clinical caption supervision — trained on BCN20000, cross-dataset validation on ISIC 2…

    Jupyter Notebook

  4. AI-Models-for-Early-Cardiovascular-Diseases-Detection- AI-Models-for-Early-Cardiovascular-Diseases-Detection- Public

    🩺 AI Models for Early Detection and Mortality Prediction in Cardiovascular Diseases

    Jupyter Notebook 1 1

  5. Deep-Spatiotemporal-Modelling-of-Cardiomyocyte-Ageing-Dysfunction Deep-Spatiotemporal-Modelling-of-Cardiomyocyte-Ageing-Dysfunction Public

    🔬 Deep Spatiotemporal Modelling of Cardiomyocyte Ageing Dysfunction: Optical Flow-Driven Detection Using Computer Vision

    Jupyter Notebook

  6. -Machine-Learning-Strategies-for-Breast-Cancer-Diagnosis-and-Prognosis -Machine-Learning-Strategies-for-Breast-Cancer-Diagnosis-and-Prognosis Public

    🎗️ Triple-negative breast cancer detection and prognosis: YOLO-based detection, shrinkage operators, sequence networks and Kamada-Kawai graph analysis, validated on hospital trial data.

    Jupyter Notebook