Publications & research

Academic work

I work on making deep learning models accurate, robust and efficient on real-world data. My computer vision papers are in medical imaging; my current focus is efficient inference for large language models.

Research interests
  • Machine Learning
  • Efficient Machine Learning
  • Efficient LLM
  • Efficient Inference
178 Citations
9 Publications
4 h-index
3 i10-index
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  • International collaboration 90 citations

    My most-cited paper is the results paper of the international MIDOG 2022 challenge, published in Medical Image Analysis.

  • Contribution to the field 2 new datasets

    The MITNET and Tubule-U-Net papers introduced new datasets alongside the models.

  • From research to production LLM efficiency

    My MSc thesis is on efficient LLM inference on GPUs; today I optimize GPU and token throughput at Vodafone.

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  1. 2025 Master's thesis

    Studies how to run large language models with less memory and lower latency on GPUs by quantizing them after training.

    Post-Training Quantization for Efficient Inference of Large Language Models On Modern GPU Architectures

    MSc thesis, Bahçeşehir University (YÖK National Thesis Center)

    Efficient LLM inference

    No citations yet Open paper →
  2. 2024 Journal

    The results paper of an international challenge that measured how well mitosis detection models generalize across tumour types, labs and species.

    Domain generalization across tumor types, laboratories, and species — insights from the 2022 edition of the Mitosis Domain Generalization Challenge

    Medical Image Analysis, vol. 94

    Domain generalizationElsevier

    90 citations Open paper →
  3. 2022 Journal

    A two-stage deep learning approach that finds dividing cells in breast cancer tissue, together with a new dataset built for it.

    MITNET: a novel dataset and a two-stage deep learning approach for mitosis recognition in whole slide images of breast cancer tissue

    Neural Computing and Applications, vol. 34

    Object detectionNew datasetSpringer

    37 citations Open paper →
  4. 2023 Journal

    A U-Net-based model that segments tubule structures in breast cancer slides, together with a new dataset built for it.

    Tubule-U-Net: a novel dataset and deep learning-based tubule segmentation framework in whole slide images of breast cancer

    Scientific Reports, vol. 13

    SegmentationNew datasetNature Portfolio

    39 citations Open paper →
  5. 2023 Book chapter

    CNN approaches that grade breast cancer across whole slides by working on small image patches.

    Patch-based approaches to whole slide histologic grading of breast cancer using convolutional neural networks

    In: Diagnostic Biomedical Signal and Image Processing Applications with Deep Learning

    Image classification

    5 citations
  6. 2021 Conference

    Detecting cell nuclei in histopathology images with RetinaNet.

    Nuclei Detection on Breast Cancer Histopathology Images Using RetinaNet

    SIU 2021 — 29th IEEE Signal Processing and Communications Applications Conference

    Object detectionIEEE

    4 citations Open paper →
  7. 2022 Abstract

    Whole-slide breast cancer grading with CNNs.

    Whole slide histologic grading of breast cancer using convolutional neural networks

    Journal of Clinical Oncology, vol. 40, no. 16_suppl

    Image classification

    2 citations
  8. 2021 Conference

    Scoring how much cell nuclei vary in shape (pleomorphism) at patch level with CNNs.

    Patch-Level Nuclear Pleomorphism Scoring Using Convolutional Neural Networks

    CAIP 2021 — 19th International Conference on Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns

    Image classificationSpringer

    1 citation Open paper →
  9. 2024 Abstract

    AI-based automated analysis of mitotic figures in soft-tissue sarcoma slides.

    AI-Powered Automated Analysis of Mitotic Figures in Soft Tissue Sarcomas Whole Slide Images

    Laboratory Investigation, vol. 104, no. 3

    Object detection

    No citations yet