AI researcher · Full-stack engineer · Founder

Building intelligent systems at the seam of research and product.

I work on computer vision, remote sensing, robotics, bioinformatics and more - contributing open research, shipping AI systems that serve real users and businesses, and founding companies that turn research insights into useful products.

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Peer-reviewed & preprint publications
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Companies founded — RootNous, OriginSci
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Research domains explored
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01 / About

Portrait of Chirantan Ghosh

Founder — RootNous & OriginSci

Researcher who publishes.
Engineer who codes.
Founder who ships.

Chirantan Ghosh is the founder of RootNous and OriginSci, where he drives both foundational and applied research in computer vision, machine learning, deep learning, remote sensing, and robotics. His work investigates how machines can perceive, interpret, and act within the physical world - spanning from fine-grained analysis of earth-observation imagery to the control of autonomous systems.

Before establishing RootNous, Chirantan focused on optimizing machine learning algorithms and published peer-reviewed studies on earth data. His interests lie in perceptual pattern recognition combined with structured reasoning, and in bridging rigorous research with deployable solutions across environmental, medical, and autonomous-systems domains. He is committed to open publication and to transforming research breakthroughs into commercial products when discoveries are ready to move beyond the lab.

Building

Deep-tech products

Publishing

Foundational & applied research papers in AI and related fields

Filing

Patents for AI and similar solutions

Research interests

Computer Vision·Remote Sensing·Robotics·Bioinformatics·Machine Learning·Deep Learning·Earth Observation·Autonomous Systems·Perceptual AI·Applied Research

02 / News

Latest updates.

News, milestones, and releases — straight from the desk.

Cloud Credits

Received $ 10K cloud credits from Amazon Web Services (AWS) for RootNous

Received initial $10K cloud credits for RootNous, for research and development in AI and related fields. Thanks to Amazon for the support.

Paper Review

Reviewed an Applied Deep Learning article for the SN Computer Science journal (Springer)

Reviewed it on Jan 2026, and was accepted for publication in August 2026. Thanks to the Editor and Chief Editor for this opportunity.

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Cloud Credits

Received $ 5K cloud credits from Microsoft for RootNous

Received initial $5K cloud credits for RootNous, for research and development in AI and related fields. Thanks to Microsoft for the support.

Company

Founded OriginSci — an open science initiative in AI and related fields

Building open infrastructure and open publication culture for AI research, from zero to one.

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Virtual Accelerator

RootNous got accepted into the Nvidia Inception program

The Nvidia Inception program is a virtual accelerator program that supports startups in AI and data science. Thanks to Nvidia for the support.

Preprint

Released the first version of the preprint “Review of Key Image Denoising Algorithms”

A review and comparative analysis of Gaussian, linear, and non-linear isotropic smoothing for noise reduction.

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App

Okexpert App went live on Apple store (No longer available on Apple store)

It is a Marketplace of Experts, Influencers and Organizations, where users can search and book an expert from any field around the world for an exclusive video call session.

App

Okexpert App went live on Android play store

It is a Marketplace of Experts, Influencers and Organizations, where users can search and book an expert from any field around the world for an exclusive video call session.

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Company

Founded RootNous — research & development in AI and related fields

Applied and foundational research in computer vision, machine learning, deep learning, remote sensing, and robotics.

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Article

Paper published in Geoscientific Model Development (GMD)

A methodological framework for improving the performance of data-driven models — Sobol sensitivity analysis with Bayesian optimization, demonstrated on daily runoff prediction in the Maumee domain, USA.

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Article

Paper published in Geophysical Research Letters (GRL)

Generalization of runoff risk prediction at field scales to a continental-scale region using cluster analysis and hybrid modeling.

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03 / Publications

Selected research.

Peer-reviewed and preprint work in machine learning, earth observation, and environmental modeling.

[01]Preprint

Preprint · 2025

Review of Key Image Denoising Algorithms

Chirantan Ghosh

Images are one of the key sources of visual information and communication. It plays a crucial role in defense, AI, and forensic science, among others. However, it is prone to corruption from various types of noise from varying sources, mainly during acquisition and transmission. This paper reviews the existing techniques and analyzes the performance of three main techniques — Gaussian, linear, and non-linear isotropic smoothing — finding that both linear and non-linear smoothing can be effective solutions.

[02]Article

Geoscientific Model Development · 2023

A methodological framework for improving the performance of data-driven models: a case study for daily runoff prediction in the Maumee domain, USA

Yao Hu*, Chirantan Ghosh*, Siamak Malakpour Estalaki

Because of the black-box nature of data-driven models, their performance cannot be guaranteed. We developed a generalizable framework combining hyperparameter selection based on Sobol global sensitivity analysis with hyperparameter tuning via Bayesian optimization — demonstrated through daily edge-of-field runoff predictions using XGBoost in the Maumee domain, USA. The framework contributes towards improving the performance of a variety of data-driven models.

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[03]Article

Geophysical Research Letters · 2022

Generalization of Runoff Risk Prediction at Field Scales to a Continental-Scale Region Using Cluster Analysis and Hybrid Modeling

Chanse M. Ford, Yao Hu, Chirantan Ghosh, Lauren M. Fry, Siamak Malakpour Estalaki, Lacey Mason, Lindsay Fitzpatrick, Amir Mazrooei, Dustin C. Goering

We develop a regionalization approach based on principal component analysis and K-means clustering to identify clusters with similar runoff potential over the Great Lakes region. For each cluster, hybrid models combine NOAA's National Water Model with XGBoost and field-scale measurements — enabling prediction of daily runoff risk level at the field scale over the entire region.

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05 / Contact

Building something intelligent?

Open to research collaborations, advisory roles, and the occasional founding conversation. If you're working on something hard at the seam between research and product, I'd love to hear about it.