Ainkaran Santhirasekaram (Preferred)
Ainkaran Santhirasekaram
Imperial College London, Imperial College London
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****@ic.ac.uk
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PhD student
Imperial College London, Imperial College London (imperial.ac.uk)
2019 – Present
MS student
University College London, University of London (ucl.ac.uk)
2017 – 2018
Undergrad student
University College London, University of London (ucl.ac.uk)
2009 – 2015
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PhD Advisee
Francesca Toni
****@imperial.ac.uk
2021 – 2023
Coauthor
Avinash Kori
****@ic.ac.uk
2021 – 2023
PhD Advisor
Ben Glocker
****@imperial.ac.uk
2019 – 2023
PhD Advisor
Andrea Rockall
****@imperial.ac.uk
2019 – 2023
PhD Advisor
Mathias Winkler
****@nhs.net
2019 – 2023
Expertise
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Deep Learning
2019 – 2022
Computer Vision
2017 – 2018