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Dr. Ravindra Shinde

Dr. Ravindra Shinde

Netherlands

Researcher, developer, and entrepreneur.

How Anesthesia Drug Propofol Disrupts Brain's Balance to Induce

Unconsciousness

How Anesthesia Drug Propofol Disrupts Brain's Balance to Induce Unconsciousness

MIT neuroscientists have discovered how the common anesthesia drug propofol induces unconsciousness, revealing its disruption of the brain's balance between stability and excitability. This finding could lead to better tools for monitoring patients under general anesthesia.

When to trust an AI model

When to trust an AI model

MIT researchers have developed a new technique, called IF-COMP, that improves the accuracy and efficiency of uncertainty estimations in machine learning models. This breakthrough could help users, especially those without machine learning expertise, better understand when to trust an AI's prediction

Sun-Like Stars Found Orbiting Hidden Companions

Sun-Like Stars Found Orbiting Hidden Companions

Most stars in our universe come in pairs. While our own Sun is a loner, many stars like our Sun orbit similar stars, while a host of other exotic pairings between stars and cosmic orbs pepper the universe. Black holes, for example, are often found orbiting each other. One pairing that has proved to

New Computer Vision Method Accelerates Electronic Material Screening

New Computer Vision Method Accelerates Electronic Material Screening

MIT engineers have developed a groundbreaking computer vision technique that significantly accelerates the characterization of newly synthesized electronic materials, potentially revolutionizing the development of next-generation solar cells, transistors, and LEDs.

New Algorithm Discovers Language Just by Watching Videos

New Algorithm Discovers Language Just by Watching Videos

A new algorithm called DenseAV, developed by researchers at MIT, learns language by watching videos and matching sounds to images. This breakthrough could revolutionize how we understand animal communication and unlock the secrets of languages without a written form.

Just Thinking About a Location Activates Mental Maps in the Brain

Just Thinking About a Location Activates Mental Maps in the Brain

New research from MIT has found that mental maps typically used for navigation, are also created and activated when you merely think about sequences of experiences, even without physical movement or sensory input.

A Smarter Way to Streamline Drug Discovery

A Smarter Way to Streamline Drug Discovery

MIT researchers developed an algorithmic framework to automatically identify optimal molecular candidates for drug discovery, minimizing synthetic cost while maximizing the likelihood candidates have desired properties.