Hamza Shafiq

Doctoral Researcher, TU/e, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

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I am a Doctoral Researcher at TU/e, supervised by Dr. Aaqib Saeed. My research focuses on Efficient Multi-Modal Learning, specifically addressing the challenges of efficient AI in clinical and non-clinical settings.

Previous Experience

Previously, I was a Senior Research Engineer (AI) in South Korea, where I focused on:

  • Generative AI: Image restoration, colorization, and enhancement using adversarial networks and transformers.
  • Computer Vision: Detection, tracking, segmentation, and restoration for security and surveillance applications.
  • Hardware-Aware Optimization: Model optimization using TensorRT and CUDA for edge deployment.

During my master’s, I worked on restoration and colorization of old images using adversarial networks and dental image segmentation for automated diagnostics.

Technical Skills & Interests

  • Deep Learning & Efficient AI: State Space Models (Mamba), Transformers, GANs, Stable Diffusion, Neural ODEs
  • Multi-Modal Learning: Video understanding, physiological signal processing, clinical AI
  • Computer Vision: Tracking, detection, segmentation, restoration, super-resolution
  • Software & System Development: PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, TensorRT, CUDA, FastAPI, Gradio, Docker

selected publications

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    ColorFormer: A novel colorization method based on a transformer
    Hamza Shafiq, Truong Nguyen, and Bumshik Lee
    Neurocomputing, 2025
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    IA-MUNet: A knowledge-guided instance-aware mamba-UNet for efficient multiclass dental image segmentation
    Hamza Shafiq, Shaily Bajpai, and Bumshik Lee
    Knowledge-Based Systems, 2026
  3. IEEE Access
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    Image Colorization Using Color-Features and Adversarial Learning
    Hamza Shafiq, and Bumshik Lee
    IEEE Access, 2023