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Software Engineer | Python, Full Stack, Java | AI/ML (TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch), Cloud (AWS, Azure), Cybersecurity | CS @ Leeds | Seeking Grad roles 2025

✨ The Intersection of AI and Women’s Health ✨  As a software engineer with a strong interest in medicine, I had the privilege of attending a thought-provoking session yesterday at the seventh meeting of the AI for Women’s Health Group, hosted by The Alan Turing Institute, on how AI is shaping women's health. It was fascinating to see technology making strides in an area so close to my heart.  The first talk, led by Dilara Tank, took me back to my ChestMultiVision project, where I applied AI to healthcare through real-time multi-disease chest X-ray diagnosis. 🩺Dilara's discussion of semantic segmentation in transvaginal ultrasound imaging opened my eyes to how similar techniques are advancing gynecological diagnostics. The findings from their feasibility study on automated uterus segmentation were incredibly insightful, particularly the challenges and potential of deep learning in this domain.  The second talk, led by Stefanie Felsberger struck a chord as it aligns with my previous work on a personalized health and wellness app for individuals with PCOS. 📱Hearing about the broader implications of cycle tracking apps—both their benefits and pitfalls—was a learning moment. It deepened my understanding of how data-driven systems can empower users but also where they can fall short in addressing personalized needs.  These talks reaffirmed my aspiration to one day contribute to building AI solutions that uplift and empower women. I’m truly inspired by the intersection of AI and healthcare and the potential it holds to create meaningful change.  💡 If you’re exploring similar avenues or have thoughts on AI in women's health, I’d love to connect and discuss! #WomeninSTEM #WomeninAI #MenstrualHealthAI #Innovation #Research #AIforHealth #TheAlanTuringInstitute #AI #WomensHealth #ClinicalAI

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