Himashi Peiris

LF Clinical Translation Scientist

Dr Himashi Peiris is a Research Fellow at Monash University working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, biomedical imaging and medical image analysis. Her research focuses on label-efficient learning, uncertainty-aware deep learning, multimodal medical foundation models and clinically translatable AI tools for imaging-based diagnosis and analysis. She completed her PhD in Biomedical Engineering at Monash University in 2024, where her work centred on learning with limited labels for medical image segmentation. Her current research spans segmentation, reconstruction, enhancement, synthesis, digital health and AI-enabled biomedical imaging applications.

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