Zengtian Deng is a UCLA Bioengineering PhD candidate and visiting graduate student with eight years of experience building computer vision and machine learning systems for medical imaging. He develops end-to-end models—covering segmentation, harmonization, and prediction—using federated learning frameworks like NvFlare and has created unsupervised super-resolution methods to enhance diffusion-weighted MRI using coupled high-resolution T2 images. His industry work includes delivering sub-millimeter/degree C-arm pose estimation and single-view lesion isocentering at Noah Medical, and accelerating NAS throughput by 78× through practical infrastructure engineering. He has a track record of translating research into applied tools, from radiology report generation with attention transformers to hands-on imaging operations in hospital settings. Combining PhD-level research with startup and clinical experience, he bridges algorithm development, system integration, and real-world deployment in medical imaging.
8 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MS Biomedical/Medical Engineering, Master of Science - MS Biomedical/Medical Engineering at Duke University
Bachelor of Science - BS Dual majors in Biomedical engineering and Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Science - BS Dual majors in Biomedical engineering and Electrical Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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