Anika Tahsin

Research Assistant

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Dhaka, Bangladesh

Anika Tahsin is a graduate researcher in the Department of Computer Science at BRAC University, where she also serves as Vice President of the Computer Vision and Intelligent Systems Research Lab (CVIS Lab). She is pursuing her Master of Science in Computer Science and Engineering, following her Bachelor’s degree at BRAC University, where she graduated with distinction and received the Best Thesis Award.

Her research explores computer vision, deep learning, and multimodal AI, with applications in medical imaging, environmental monitoring, and natural language processing. She has contributed to publications currently under review at IEEE JSTARS, IEEE Access, Clinical Imaging, PeerJ Computer Science, and other venues. Her projects span unsupervised semantic segmentation for wetland monitoring, lightweight pipelines for MRI segmentation, wildfire prediction, and NLP for sarcasm detection.

She has received several distinctions, including First Runner-Up in the National NLP Hackathon, the Best Technical Presentation Award at ICCIT 2024, and multiple merit scholarships. Beyond research, she has led workshops and mentored undergraduates in machine learning and deep learning, fostering practical skills in AI model development and deployment.

I am eager to collaborate on research at the intersection of computer vision, bioinformatics, multimodal AI.

Currently looking for PhD opportunities
My CV can be found here.

selected publications

  1. JSTARS
    GeoSemantic Flux: Unsupervised Semantic Segmentation for Localization of Wetland Area Fluctuations from Satellite Image
    Anika Tahsin, S M Masrur Ahmed, Maisha Fairooz, and 3 more authors
    IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing, 2025
    Submitted