Geometry-Aware Multi-View Cardiac MRI Segmentation and Biomarker Estimation
1st MICCAI Workshop on Medical World Models, 2026 Accepted
Екатерина Антипушина
NeuroAI · Embodied AI · LLMs · Computer Vision
I work on NeuroAI, Embodied AI, large language models (LLMs), and computer vision. I develop multimodal models for brain signals and images, and LLM agents that understand 3D scenes, use tools, and reason about spatial relationships.
PhD student at Skoltech · ML Engineer at Applied AI Institute
Ekaterina Antipushina is a researcher and ML engineer working on NeuroAI, Embodied AI, large language models (LLMs), and computer vision.She is a PhD student at Skoltech and a Machine Learning Engineer at the Spatial Intelligence Lab, Applied AI Institute. Her work connects multimodal representation learning and generative modeling with applications to neural signals, medical images, and 3D scenes.
In NeuroAI, her work covers brain activity modeling, EEG and fMRI integration, cross-modal prediction, and real-time neurofeedback. Her projects include pyOpenNFT, an open-source framework for neurofeedback with machine learning, and CSTNet, a generative approach to EEG-to-ECoG mapping using optimal transport.
In Embodied AI and computer vision, she develops LLM agents and vision-language systems for 3D scene understanding, language-guided object localization, and spatial reasoning. Her engineering work includes retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), tool calling, multi-step answer verification, and automated evaluation. Details are available in her CV.
She also develops LLM applications for research, including Neuroforum, a platform with MCP tools, background agent workflows, and model usage accounting. Her broader research includes medical computer vision, interpretable multimodal biomedical analysis, brain organoids, and biomarkers. See her publications on Google Scholar.
Outside the lab, you'll find me in Moscow's cozy cafés seeking inspiration.
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Academic CV · PDF · September 2026
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Journal and conference papers, accepted work, and preprints.
1st MICCAI Workshop on Medical World Models, 2026 Accepted
1st MICCAI Workshop on Medical World Models, 2026 Accepted
SynthOCT Challenge, MICCAI, 2026 Accepted
iScience 29(5), 115714, 2026
EMA4MICCAI 2025, Springer, pp. 154–162, 2026
Fluids and Barriers of the CNS 22, 117, 2025
MICCAI 2025, Springer, 2025
LIFT Conference · 2024
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LIFT School of Young Neurotechnologists · 2024
View posterSummer of Machine Learning · Skoltech · 2023
Publication record
Invited talk
NeuroTalk Meetup · MISIS University, Moscow
An invited talk at the NeuroTalk meetup on neurotechnology and brain-computer interfaces. The talk traces how models for neural signals evolved from task-specific architectures towards universal brain encoders — foundation models trained across subjects, montages and recording modalities — and what this shift means for decoding and for brain-computer interfaces.
Conference talk
DataFest · Open Data Science
The report is devoted to the application of generative models for the transformation of neuroimaging data with high temporal resolution (EEG) into functional and spatial representations (fMRI), combining their strengths. Modern algorithms, architectural solutions and examples of use in diagnostics and brain research are considered
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Whether you want to discuss research ideas, explore collaboration opportunities, or just share thoughts about the future of AI in healthcare, I'd love to hear from you.
ML Engineer at Applied AI Institute · PhD student at Skoltech
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