The MIGHTY Lab has received support from the NVIDIA Academic Grant Program, including 32,000 A100 80GB GPU hours, to advance research in AI-driven ultrasound and medical imaging.
Our research proposal on AI-driven ultrasound elastography has been selected for funding through UMKC’s 2025-2026 Funding for Excellence (FFE) program. We look forward to advancing this work!
Prof. Ashik presented his recent research at the UMKC EMS Division Research and Innovation Day through both an oral talk and a poster session. His oral presentation, titled “Reconstructing What Sound...
Prof. Ashik has received a Google Cloud Research Credits Award through the Google Cloud for Education program. This competitive in-kind grant will support his lab’s research on vision-language model...
Prof. Ashik delivered an invited guest lecture to the freshman Biomedical Engineering (BME) students at UMKC, titled “Listening Deeper: Algorithms Unlocking Hidden Clues in Medical Ultrasound.” The...
Two collaborative papers co-authored by Dr. Md Ashikuzzaman were presented at the IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium (IUS) 2025 in Utrecht, Netherlands.
Prof. Ashik delivered an invited seminar in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the UMKC School of Medicine, titled “Computational Ultrasound: Algorithms Driving the Next Diagnostic Frontier.” T...
Starting January 2026, Prof. Ashik will serve as an Associate Editor for the journal Medical Physics. Having previously contributed in this capacity by invitation, he is honored to continue...
Dr. Ashik has joined the School of Science and Engineering at the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Division of Energy, Matter, and Systems (EMS)...
Congratulations to Dr. Md Ashikuzzaman and collaborators on the acceptance of their paper titled “Ultrasound Displacement Tracking Techniques for Post-Stroke Myofascial Shear Strain Quantification” in...
