Shounak Nandi
Neuroimaging Researcher
New York City, USA
I am a neuroimaging researcher working on multi-modal MRI analysis, diffusion microstructure modeling, low-field and accessible MRI, and scalable neuroimaging pipelines on HPC systems.
My work spans diffusion MRI, fMRI, ASL, and structural MRI, with an emphasis on reproducibility, computational efficiency, and clinically meaningful imaging biomarkers.
About
I am currently a Study Coordinator in Radiology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York. My research focuses on diffusion MRI, low-field MRI, multimodal imaging workflows, and reproducible computational pipelines. Previously, I worked with the Accessible MR Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. I hold an M.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering & Medical Physics from the Technical University of Munich.
Research Interests
- Diffusion MRI microstructure modeling
- Low-field and accessible MRI
- Multimodal neuroimaging preprocessing
- Quantitative imaging biomarkers
- Reproducible pipelines and HPC workflows
- Statistical analysis and machine learning for imaging
Education
M.Sc., Biomedical Engineering & Medical Physics Technical University of Munich, Germany (2024)
B.Tech., Biomedical Engineering Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, India (2017)
Selected Updates
- May 2026: Presented a digital poster on LASSO-informed texture analysis at the ISMRM Annual Meeting, Cape Town.
- May 2026: Co-authored “COVID-19 and Radiological Progression of Multiple Sclerosis,” published in Diagnostics.
- Apr 2026: Presented a traditional poster on Diffusion MRI at the SOBP conference, New York.
For more, see the News and Research pages.
More About Me
Beyond research, I like to spend time in music, racquet sports, gym, and little bit to photography.