Kolachalama laboratory
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Associate Professor @BUMedicine @BUCompSci | Founding Member @BU_CDS
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Hear about the evaluation and clinical implementation of artificial intelligence tools in #neurology from Kolachalama laboratory of Boston U Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine: š„ ow.ly/Cypr50VJyWZ #AANAM #NeuroTwitter @AANMember
Is anyone attending #ICML2025 this year? If so, please stop by our poster: āActive feature acquisition via explainability-driven rankingā, which will be presented by my PhD student Osman Berke Guney (@bu_ece). The session will be held on Tuesday, July 15, 2ā4:30pm EDT, East Exhibition
A nice video summary of our paper entitled "Development and validation of an interpretable deep learning framework for Alzheimerās disease classification", published in Brain (2020). youtu.be/quwlODDgtgQ Source: NotebookLM
Our new paper in Human Brain Mapping (@WileyNeuro) presents an anatomy-guided, modality-agnostic framework to assess disease-related abnormalities in brain MRI. Please check it out! doi.org/10.1002/hbm.70⦠Boston U Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine BU Computer Science BU Computing & Data Sciences (CDS)
#MachineLearning identifies compounds that could rejuvenate aging brain cells, offering hope for neurodegenerative disease treatment: hubs.la/Q03N_rYT0 #NeuroTwitter @AANMember Antonio del Sol's Lab Kolachalama laboratory Boston University Mount Sinai Neurology
#MachineLearning identifies compounds that could rejuvenate aging brain cells, offering hope for neurodegenerative disease treatment: hubs.la/Q03PLN3L0 #NeuroTwitter @AANMember Antonio del Sol's Lab Kolachalama laboratory Boston University Mount Sinai Neurology
A new paper by Varuna Jasodanand, BU Graduate Medical Sciences PhD student in the Kolachalama laboratory (Kolachalama laboratory), explores the use of AI-driven fusion in multimodal data for Alzheimerās disease biomarker assessment: bit.ly/4qP2HVA. Published Nature Communications
It was great to present our latest work on multimodal AI at the JH AITC Conference on Large Language Models and Large Foundational Models on 11/20/25. Thanks to JHU AI/Tech & Aging, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center, and Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute for organizing the event. -- nature.com/articles/s4146⦠--