Our Vision
A future where AI advances clinical care safely as AI systems become more capable and autonomous while keeping clinicians at the centre of every management decision for our patients.
Centre for Responsible Autonomous Systems in Healthcare
A future where AI advances clinical care safely as AI systems become more capable and autonomous while keeping clinicians at the centre of every management decision for our patients.
To build the datasets, evaluation frameworks, and foundations that healthcare AI needs to be developed and deployed safely across the patients, workflows, and contexts where it will actually be used.
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Most RSNA 2025 abstracts by any Indian healthcare AI lab
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Papers & abstracts at RSNA, MICCAI, NEJM AI, IJRI, KCR, AOCR since 2025
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Collaborating institutions across India, US, Europe, and Asia
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Clinicians, researchers, and engineers across CRASH Lab projects
Since starting the research group in April 2025, CRASH Lab has grown from a single research cohort into a nationwide effort spanning AI evaluation, data infrastructure, and clinician-AI collaboration. Our work is extremely fast-paced and is built around the thesis that healthcare AI should be evaluated by experts under real world scenarios. The timeline below traces what we've shipped since.
CRASH Lab began as a small cohort of physicians, primarily radiologists, and engineers working together on radiology AI research projects for RSNA.
As our initial projects expanded, more physicians across specialties, medical students, researchers, psychologists, and engineers joined us. This helped CRASH Lab evolve from a radiology AI initiative into a broader healthcare AI research lab.
CRASH Lab's early work received academic validation through accepted research across healthcare AI and medical imaging venues.
We launched Radiology's Last Exam, a benchmark designed to test how frontier AI models perform against expert radiology reasoning.
We reached a major RSNA milestone with 11 accepted abstracts, reflecting our growing research output in radiology AI.
We began securing support from leading national bodies, including ANRF, DST, and the IndiaAI Mission, to advance responsible healthcare AI research.
HOW WE DIVIDE OUR WORK
Each pillar reinforces the others to form the foundation for safe and responsible healthcare AI.
National and International scale clinical data networks
Real-world, complex clinical benchmarks for frontier medical AI systems
Foundation models for South Asian population
Clinician-centred AI, with framing of policies built for what comes next
Each pillar feeds the next: data → benchmarks → models → deployment.
Whether you're a clinician, researcher, or industry partner — we'd love to collaborate.