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GSoC 2026 Applicant Introduction – Interest in Diomede #42
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Hello everyone, My name is Kartikey Tripathi, and I am a 3rd-year Computer Science student at Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University, Agra, India. I am a Java backend developer with a strong interest in open-source development. I am participating in Google Summer of Code this year and am excited about the opportunity to contribute to this project. I find the goals of the project very interesting and would love to get involved by exploring the codebase, understanding the architecture, and contributing to issues. I look forward to collaborating with the community, learning from the maintainers, and making meaningful contributions to the project. Thank you. |
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Hello everyone 👋
My name is Jatin Sharma, and I’m currently a BCA (AI & ML) student with a strong interest in applied artificial intelligence and healthcare systems.
I previously built a brain tumor detection system using MRI data, which introduced me to medical imaging workflows and the challenges of handling real-world datasets. Through that project, I became particularly interested in how medical images are organized, processed, and integrated into practical diagnostic pipelines — not just the model training side.
Diomede caught my attention because it focuses on DICOM workflows, image organization, and telemedicine infrastructure, which I believe are critical layers between raw medical data and usable AI systems. I’m especially interested in contributing to areas such as DICOM handling, metadata-based querying, backend/API development, or improving overall workflow efficiency.
I would love to understand the current technical direction of the project and how contributors can best get involved.
Looking forward to collaborating with everyone!
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