Research Diary

Welcome to my research corner, where I advance AI for precision medicine. Here, you’ll find projects, insights, and innovations in self-explaining models, federated learning, and interpretable AI applied to real-world healthcare challenges - from hepatocellular carcinoma detection and cardiovascular risk prediction to the neural decoding where my block-term tensor methods began. Join me as I translate trustworthy AI methods into clinical impact.

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Nov 2026 · researchEarly Detection Claims in Medical AIAn early warning model is useful only if it warns clinicians before they already know. Kamran and colleagues (2024) scored the ... Nov 2026 · researchWhat Crosses the Hospital WallFederated learning trains a model across hospitals without pooling their records, so a hospital can join a study while its pati... Nov 2026 · researchTesting Claims of InterpretabilityA clinician shown a heatmap of what a medical imaging model looked at cannot tell from the picture whether the heatmap is true.... Oct 2026 · essayPrompts and SpellsA phrase added to a prompt can move a model’s score by tens of points, and the effect belongs to the model and the questions it... Oct 2026 · essayMagic in AI CultureThomas Krendl Gilbert, a machine ethicist, told the journalist Sharon Goldman in September 2023 that he means something literal... Oct 2026 · essayAI and AlchemySay that AI is alchemy and the listener hears an accusation or a compliment, depending on who the listener thinks is speaking. ... Jul 2026 · programmingThe TAO of ECSAdd methods to an entity-component system and someone will tell you that you have reinvented object-oriented programming. The r... Oct 2025 · reflectionLearning to Teach While Learning to LeadWhat if work is too rough Aug 2025 · programmingCardinal - a Scripting Language for Education and ResearchIntroducing Cardinal: A Lightweight Scripting Language for Education and Research Jun 2025 · reflectionFinding Rhythm: Building a Sustainable Voice in AcademiaFinding Rhythm in Academic Communication: One Post at a Time