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Faruk Ahmed

Faruk is a research scientist at Google. He is interested in machine learning and its applications. He completed his PhD at the Université de Montréal with Aaron Courville.

Authored Publications

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Health AI Developer Foundations

Atilla Kiraly

Sebastien Baur

Kenneth Philbrick

Fereshteh Mahvar

Liron Yatziv

Tiffany Chen

Bram Sterling

Nick George

Fayaz Jamil

Jing Tang

Kai Bailey

Faruk Ahmed

Akshay Goel

Abbi Ward

Lin Yang

Andrew Sellergren

Yossi Matias

Avinatan Hassidim

Shravya Shetty

Daniel Golden

Shek Azizi

Dave Steiner

Yun Liu

Tim Thelin

Rory Pilgrim

Can "John" Kirmizi

arXiv (2024)

PathAlign: A vision–language model for whole slide images in histopathology

Faruk Ahmed

Andrew Sellergren

Lin Yang

Shawn Xu

Boris Babenko

Abbi Ward

Niels Olson

Arash Mohtashamian

Yossi Matias

Greg Corrado

Quang Duong

Dale Webster

Shravya Shetty

Daniel Golden

Yun Li

Dave Steiner

Ellery Wulczyn

(2024)

Domain-specific optimization and diverse evaluation of self-supervised models for histopathology

Jeremy Lai

Faruk Ahmed

Supriya Vijay

Tiam Jaroensri

Jessica Loo

Saurabh Vyawahare

Saloni Agarwal

Fayaz Jamil

Yossi Matias

Greg Corrado

Dale Webster

Jonathan Krause

Yun Liu

Cameron Chen

Ellery Wulczyn

Dave Steiner

arXiv (2023)

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