Hi there! I'm Subhankar
I am a Computer Science Ph.D. candidate at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.
I am advised by Professor Shashi Shekhar and am a member of the Spatial Computing Research Group. I also work with Professor Aneesh Subramanian.
I am a Graduate Assistant at iHARP, where we aim to reduce uncertainty in geospatial forecasting using generative and multimodal AI.
Upcoming Events
- Applied Scientist II Intern, Amazon Science (Summer 2026): Joining the Seattle, WA team to work on generative AI and LLM-based methods for fraud detection. Generative AI Agentic AI LLMs Anomaly Detection
Past Work and Events
- Applied Scientist II Intern, Amazon Science (Summer 2025): Developed generative AI and multimodal fusion methods for anomaly detection in the Amazon Science Geospatial Team (Bellevue, WA). Generative AI Multimodal Fusion Anomaly Detection
- Research Intern, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Spring 2025): Worked with diffusion models and vision transformers for super-resolution tasks. Diffusion Models Vision Transformers
- Student Organizer: Scientific Modeling Out-of-Distribution (Scientific-Mood) ML Challenge and Workshop. Scientific ML OOD Generalization
- Co-organizer: 2025 NSF HDR Machine Learning Challenge on Anomaly Detection. Pre-print of the paper describing the anomaly detection challenge is out now. Check out our AAAI Workshop on Anomaly Detection in Scientific Domains. Anomaly Detection
- Past Research Focus: Investigated spatial pattern mining with statistical guarantees. Pattern Mining Spatial Stats
Current Projects
- Spatio-temporal modeling: Forecasting using generative AI Generative AI
- Adaptive data integration: Multimodal data fusion strategies Multimodal Fusion
- Scalable pattern discovery: Anomaly detection for complex systems Anomaly Detection
- Multimodal recommendation: Agents using vision-language models VLMs
- Autonomous agents: System design for complex reasoning, planning, and workflow automation Agents
- Knowledge grounding: Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipelines RAG
- Model quantization: Efficiency optimization for foundation models Foundation Models