Amith J. Kamath

PhD Researcher in Computer Vision, Biomedical Imaging

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ARTORG Center for Biomedical Engineering Research

University of Bern

My name is Amith (meaning ‘infinite’ in Sanskrit) and I am a doctoral student under Prof. Mauricio Reyes at the ARTORG Center Medical Image Analysis lab, specializing in pixel-level segmentation using deep learning for radiotherapy planning. My research focuses on enhancing model robustness in clinical settings. I hold a master’s degree in vision and robotics from at Georgia Tech and completed a dissertation at Minnesota, optimizing MRI acquisition for accurate white matter fiber orientation measurement.

Previously, I developed image and vision processing tools at MathWorks, created technical content for undergraduate courses, and conducted workshops/seminars across India in computer science, biomedical engineering, and mathematics.

Here is my CV. I am grateful to call Bern, Bengaluru, Boston, Minneapolis, and Mangalore as home.

news

Jun 26, 2025 :scroll: Our manuscript on “Predicting the impact of target volume contouring variations on the organ at risk dose: results of a qualitative survey” is accepted to Radiotherapy and Oncology!
Apr 11, 2025 :mega: Grateful to be named one of five University of Bern Venture Fellows for 2025-26!
Mar 30, 2025 :mega: A short video on using MONAI and MATLAB together is now live on the MathWorks YouTube channel! Read more here.
Mar 14, 2025 :mega: We organized BART - the first Bern AI in RadioTherapy symposium on the 14th of March 2025. We had three keynote speakers, two sponsors, nine posters and ~100 registrations!
Nov 30, 2024 :mega: Zahira (master student advisee) won the CAIM Research Award in the Translation category for her contributions to ContourAId. Way to go, Zahira!