Summary
Sharib Ali is a research scientist with eight years of experience specializing in image analysis and medical imaging, blending classical computer vision with state-of-the-art deep learning for tasks like detection, restoration, segmentation, depth estimation, optical flow and 3D reconstruction. He has a strong academic pedigree with a PhD and postdoctoral work at DKFZ, and a track record of translational research aimed at clinical impact. Sharib founded a global endoscopy network and led the first “Endoscopy Artefact Detection” challenge and workshop at ISBI2019, demonstrating leadership in community-driven benchmarking. Based in Leeds, he actively seeks cross-disciplinary collaborations to push healthcare imaging tools toward real-world deployment. Less obvious: he combines hands-on algorithm development with organizing large-scale scientific challenges, bridging research rigor and practical adoption in clinical settings.
8 years of coding experience
Post-doc, Post-doc at DKFZ German Cancer Research Center
High School, High School at Birat science campus
Masters by research, Masters by research at Université de Bourgogne
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) at Universite de Lorraine
B.E. Bachelor, B.E. Bachelor at Purbanchal University
French, English, Hindi, Nepali