Dr. Vejdani is a nuclear medicine physician specialized in PET/CT and PET/MR from Stanford University and NYU Langone Medical Center. He is also a computer programmer and expert in medical image processing and machine learning. In Darmiyan, as the chief medical and technology officer, he leads the development of the company’s core virtual microscope technology that extracts novel biomarkers of neurodegeneration from standard clinical brain MR images.

He has actively led the development, testing and validation of the core algorithm behind Darmiyan's first clinical product, BrainSee, as well the design, development, testing, FDA-breakthrough designation, clinical validation, and FDA De Novo approval of the BrainSee platform, the first prognostic AI to help clinicians in the evaluation of patients who  struggle with memory loss and are diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). 

Dr. Vejdani received his MD degree in 2003 and performed postdoctoral research at UCSF, followed by residency training in nuclear medicine at Saint Louis University. His professional experience ranges from tissue engineering (stem cells and biomaterials) to radiology, molecular imaging, machine learning and AI.

In his free time, if there is any, Kaveh enjoys hang gliding, playing violin and chess, and making telescopes and iPhone apps.