Jasleen

Jasleen is a Lecturer at the Edwards School of Business, part of the University of Saskatchewan. Her work spans interdisciplinary research in machine learning, thermal imaging technologies, and Punjabi language studies. She has contributed to advancements in healthcare technology through studies on lung cancer treatment protocols and facial emotion recognition systems.

Her research interests prominently feature applications of artificial intelligence in healthcare diagnostics, development of novel algorithms for material science analysis, and exploration of postcolonial narratives in South Asian literature. Notable work includes innovations in infrared thermography for non-destructive testing and quantum Fourier transform spectroscopy techniques.

Jasleen's publications demonstrate a focus on both technical engineering solutions and humanities-based scholarship, reflecting her unique academic positioning at the intersection of business education and cutting-edge scientific inquiry. She has collaborated on projects ranging from spectral domain quantum interferometry to sociological studies of Punjabi immigrant mental health.