My name is Abdulkader Ghandoura (Arabic: عبد القادر غندورة). I am a master's student in Data Engineering and Analytics at the Technical University of Munich and a research intern at Harvard Medical School, where I am writing my thesis on estimating neural orientation distribution fields for diffusion MRI reconstruction. I also work part-time as a student researcher at the Helmholtz AI Central Unit in Munich, where we are developing a tool to detect and classify organoids in microscopy images. My research focuses on signal and image processing for inverse problems in medical imaging, at the intersection of machine learning and biomedical imaging. Back in Syria, I completed a five-year bachelor's degree in Information Systems Engineering, graduating at the top of my cohort in the Intelligent Systems specialization. As a volunteer, I serve on the graduate leadership team of the Syrian Youth Empowerment Initiative, a nonprofit that helps Syrian students apply to prestigious universities and scholarship programs worldwide.