PhD student · Wright State University
Computer Science · Dayton, Ohio

Making AI
worth trusting.

I study how medical AI fails beyond the benchmark—and how better evaluation and structured knowledge can make it more reliable.

100+Citations
13Published + accepted
10Completed peer reviews

Medical imaging.
Reliable ML.
Knowledge engineering.

01 / SELECTED RESEARCH

Good accuracy is
only the beginning.

Five connected studies of what models learn, how they transfer, and when their confidence breaks.

02 / THE EVIDENCE DESK

Explore the results.

Research findings you can inspect.
Every study links back to its source.

03 / PUBLICATIONS

The written record.

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04 / THE RESEARCHER

Curiosity,
with a method.

I’m a Computer Science PhD student at Wright State University, advised by Dr. Cogan Shimizu.

My work connects medical AI evaluation with knowledge engineering. I’m interested in models whose evidence, confidence, and assumptions can be examined—not just their final score.

Medical AIKnowledge graphsNeurosymbolic AI
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CONTRIBUTING TO THE FIELD
10

completed
peer reviews

Across five journals in AI, biomedical engineering, robotics, and electrical engineering.

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    Includes completed review rounds · September 2026

    CONTINUOUS LEARNING

    Research is a practice.

    Selected training in data science, AI for healthcare, and peer review.

    LET’S CONNECT

    Better questions.
    More reliable AI.

    Open to research conversations and collaborations in trustworthy AI, medical imaging, and knowledge engineering.

    skrakibulislamrahat@gmail.com
    A little curiosity is allowed.

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