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peoplePhD Fellow

Mohammad Asadi

Amazon AI PhD Fellow

External Bio

I'm a third-year Electrical Engineering PhD student at Stanford University, advised by Professor Euan Ashley and co-advised by Professors Fei-Fei Li and Ehsan Adeli. My research focuses on multimodal large generative AI systems, with emphasis on long-form video understanding, ad-hoc modality integration, and visual reasoning. Currently, I am developing multimodal AI assistants for cardiology and novel 3D cardiac modeling approaches that integrate electrocardiography, echocardiography, and cardiac MRI data. Previously, I have contributed to diffusion-based human pose and image generation at Samsung Semiconductor and developed explainable time-series AI assistants for online education at EPFL.

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