Shinjini Kundu

Shinjini Kundu is an Assistant Professor with joint appointments in Radiology and Electrical & System Engineering. She is affiliated with the Section of Neuroradiology and the Roy and Diana Vagelos Division of Biology & Biomedical Sciences (DBBS), specifically contributing to the Biomedical Informatics and Data Science, Computational and Systems Biology, and Neurosciences programs.

Her research integrates:

• Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for medical applications
• Neuroimaging and Computer Vision techniques
• Bioinformatics approaches to brain disorders
• Explainable AI frameworks for clinical trustworthiness

Her recent publications focus on neurodegenerative disease detection, brain-behavior relationships in autism, cortical mapping via unsupervised learning, and ethical AI in medicine. Research demonstrates consistent emphasis on MRI innovation, machine learning scalability, and clinical neuroscience applications.

Dr. Kundu actively mentors PhD students and has generated significant academic impact with 847 citations. Her work has been featured in 46+ news outlets and referenced in policy documents.