02.01.2026
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Four Papers in 2026 Highlight Scientific Impact
We are happy to announce that MCML researchers are represented in 2026 with four papers in highly-ranked journals. Congrats to our researchers!
Affine Modulation-based Audiogram Fusion Network for Joint Noise Reduction and Hearing Loss Compensation.
Information Fusion 127. Part A.103726. Mar. 2026. DOI GitHub
Contrastive virtual staining enhances deep learning-based PDAC subtyping from H&E-stained tissue cores.
Journal of Pathology 268.1. Jan. 2026. DOI
Improving out-of-domain generalization in Multiple Sclerosis detection and segmentation using Random Convolutions.
Pattern Recognition Letters 199. Jan. 2026. DOI
Enhancing the Understanding of Urban Green Space Cooling Effects in China's Major Cities with a Sub-Meter Dataset.
Sustainable Cities and Society 136.107051. Jan. 2026. DOI
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