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Update date: July 1, 2026 18:55 IST
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Jodhpur (Rajasthan) [India]/ new york [US]July 1: In an article reflecting on India’s expansion in artificial intelligence, Iram Kamdar, daughter of renowned ophthalmologist Dr. Ghulam Ali Kamdar of Jodhpur-based Kamdar Eye Hospital, holds a master’s degree in data science from Columbia University in New York and is credited with cutting-edge AI research and engineering.
Raised in Jodhpur, Ilam continued his undergraduate studies in engineering at SRM Institute of Science and Technology before immigrating to the United States for higher education. She recently completed her Master of Science in Data Science from Columbia University, one of the world’s leading academic institutions, with a focus on advanced artificial intelligence technologies.
During his graduate studies, Iram specialized in applied machine learning, large-scale language model (LLM) engineering, and scalable search systems, fields that are driving the next generation of AI applications around the world.
Beyond academia, she has worked on several industrial and research projects across healthcare and enterprise AI.
At Dolby Laboratories and WebAI, Iram contributed to projects involving audio fingerprinting, vector database optimization, and search technologies designed to improve the performance of AI systems.
In healthcare, he collaborated with Columbia University’s computer imaging group on AI-driven medical research, including clinical natural language processing (clinical NLP), cancer detection using YOLOv5-based computer vision models, and machine learning approaches for dosage optimization. Her research focuses on applying artificial intelligence to improve clinical decision-making and healthcare outcomes.
Her current research interests revolve around agenttic AI workflows, vector search architectures, and low-latency openweight AI models, with an emphasis on building reliable AI agents that can efficiently automate complex real-world workflows.
Regarding his work, people close to the family said Iram believes the future of AI lies not only in developing powerful models, but also in making them practical, reliable, and available for real-world applications.
This achievement is widely appreciated in Jodhpur, where Dr. Ghulam Ali Kamdar has been involved in ophthalmology and medical services for many years. Her family and supporters say Ilam’s journey from Rajasthan to one of the world’s leading universities is an inspiration to students, especially young women who want to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Observers believe that her success reflects the increasing contribution of Indian talent to the rapidly evolving global AI ecosystem, especially in areas such as machine learning, healthcare AI, and intelligent automation.
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries around the world, Iram Kamdar’s journey from Jodhpur to New York highlights how India-grown talent is helping develop technologies that impact the world.
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