David Asante-Asare

I’m a researcher passionate about the intersection of machine learning, computational imaging, and biophysics, working to push the boundaries of dynamic bio-imaging.

Currently, I’m pursuing a PhD in Computer Engineering at the University of Texas at Dallas, where I work in the Dynamic Bio-Imaging Lab under the guidance of Dr. Zihao Ou.

My work combines deep learning, physics-informed models, and image-processing techniques to tackle one of the hardest problems in the field: how to see and make sense of what’s happening inside living biological tissue. Biological images are often noisy, dynamic, and difficult to interpret. By developing smarter ways to process and analyze them, I aim to transform blurred or hidden details into clear insights that can drive progress in science, medicine, and technology.

Outside the lab, I enjoy playing the drums, experimenting on the piano, and going for a swim whenever I can. This portfolio brings together the projects, skills, and ideas I’ve explored on my path as an engineer and researcher committed to impactful innovation.