Image, vidéo et vision par ordinateur (3A SICOM, S9, 5PMSIVV3)
Projet d'apprentissage profond - Accélération Matérielle (3A SICOM, S9, 5PMSPAM1)
Introduction to Machine learning and Deep learning (3A BIOMED, S9,5PMBMLD0)
Traitement de l'image (M1 Daleth, S8, VPMDIPR1)
Dynamic System Analysis (M1 Daleth, S8, VPMDDSA2)
Traitement d'images et applications médicales (2A BIOMED, S8, 4PMBIPM9)
Traitement d'image avancé (2A SICOM, S8, 4PMSTIA5)
Introduction à l'intelligence artificielle (2A SICOM, S7, 4PMSIIA4)
Projet de programmation (1A PI, S6, 3PMIPPR2)
Correspondance Relations Entreprises 3A SICOM
16 December2025: Dr. Sayeh Gholipour Picha, under my supervision, successfully defend her dissertation at Université Grenoble Alpes, and graduate with the PhD, specialty Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision.
6-9 October 2025: Within the framework of the UNITE! European University collaboration, I have been invited to Aalto University as a visiting researcher and lecturer to present my ongoing project on AI Explainable Fragility, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and advancing innovation in education and research and to collaborate on building collaborative courses with other EU universities.
26 September 2025: SpinePredict project got accepted! It is a La Région funded collaboration between Gipsa-lab and SQI that advances decision support in spine surgery. As the scientific leader of the project, i will lead the designs multimodal AI that fuses consultation notes, pre operative images, and dynamic posture measures to suggest optimal curvature correction.
July 2025: Dawood Al Chanti has been awarded an ANR JCJC grant for EQUR-XSM (Evidential Quantification of Uncertainty for Reliability in XAI Saliency Maps). The project will develop evidential deep learning methods to calibrate model uncertainty, produce trustworthy saliency explanations, and extend them to multimodal medical image segmentation in collaboration with LS2N (Centrale Nantes) and clinical partners.
June 2025: A new journal paper titled "VICCA: Visual Interpretation and Comprehension of Chest X-ray Anomalies in Generated Report Without Human Feedback" has been published in Machine Learning with Applications. The study introduces VICCA, a novel framework enabling interpretable analysis of chest X-ray anomalies directly from generated reports, without relying on human feedback. The work addresses the challenge of visual grounding in automated radiology reporting and offers a promising step forward in explainable AI for medical imaging. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mlwa.2025.100684
May 2025: A new book chapter titled "An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Its Role in Oral Potentially Malignant Disorders (OPMD)" has been published. The chapter provides a foundational overview of artificial intelligence in the medical domain, with a focus on its applications for early detection, diagnosis, and management of OPMDs. It highlights the potential of AI to enhance clinical decision-making and improve patient outcomes in oral healthcare.
March 2024: The conference paper "Semantic Textual Similarity Assessment in Chest X-ray Reports Using a Domain-Specific Cosine-Based Metric" by S. Gholipour Picha, D. Chanti, and A. Caplier was presented at the 17th International Joint Conference on Biomedical Engineering Systems and Technologies (BIOINFORMATICS 2024). The study proposes a domain-specific cosine-based metric tailored to assess semantic similarity in chest X-ray radiology reports. The work was recognized with the Best Poster Award. https://doi.org/10.5220/0012429600003657