Biography

My research interests lie at the intersection of physical optics and image/signal processing. Additionally, I try to identify the bottleneck problems in biomedical sciences, which can be solved with quickly evolving optical and computational techniques.

I did my postdoctoral research at SMART (MIT’s research enterprise), where I studied caustic wavefront encoding with Prof. Rajeev J Ram. I did my Ph.D. and M.Tech. (Medical Imaging) degrees at IIT Kharagpur, India, where I studied holographic imaging with Prof. Pranab K Dutta.



Sanjeev Kumar

Caltech
SMART (MIT's Research Enterprise)
IIT Kharagpur

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Invited talk at University of Toronto, Canada. (online)
Invited talk at Technische Universität (TU) Dresden, Germany. (online)
Invited talk at Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India. (online)
Invited talk at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA. (online)
Oral (paper) presentation at Optica Imaging Congress, Boston, USA. (in-Person)
Oral and poster presentation at workshop at Singapore-MIT Alliance (SMART). (in-Person)
Poster presentation at workshop at Singapore-MIT Alliance (SMART). (in-Person)
Gandhian Young Technological Innovation (GYTI) award, India.
Invited talk at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and SMART Centre. (online)

Publications

Journals under review
Journals
Conferences
Arxiv

Teaching Experience

IIT Kharagpur
  • Digital Image Processing - Teaching Assistant
  • Physics and Instrumentation of Medical Imaging - Teaching Assistant
  • My further teaching interests lie in (but not limited to): Biomedical/Medical Imaging, Digital Image Processing, Biomedical Optics, Optical Healthcare Technologies.

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