About me

I am a second-year PhD student at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, working under the supervision of Xiaomeng Li . My PhD is kindly supported by three grants, two of which are from the Hong Kong government. I previously graduated from an Erasmus Mundus MSc in Medical Imaging, fully sponsored by ECEA, under the supervision of Robert Marti.

My main research interests include domain adaptation, representation transfer, and federated learning, with a specific focus on medical imaging applications.

During my Erasmus Mundus MSc, I had the opportunity to study at three universities across three countries, where I was honored to receive five first-authored awards, which included three challenge victories and two best paper awards at MICCAI conference.

Prior to my MSc in Medical Imaging, I obtained my BSc in Computer Engineering from Cairo University. My BSc thesis, under the guidance of AbdelMoneim Bayoumi and with industrial mentorship from DELL Technologies, was centered on object tracking over a multiple-camera network.