Iām Jainam Barbhaya, a Flutter developer with around 3 years of experience building mobile apps. Iām currently pursuing my B.Tech in Information Technology at Dwarkadas Jivanlal Sanghvi College of Engineering, Mumbai.
I enjoy building useful and scalable applications and have worked across domains like fintech, edtech, and social impact. Most of my work revolves around Flutter, Dart, and modern backend/cloud technologies, and Iām always interested in learning better ways to build reliable software.
Iām really excited about GSoC and looking forward to learning from the community, collaborating with mentors, and contributing to open-source projects.
Hi, Iām Sarvesh Shriram, a 3rd-year Computer Science student interested in participating in GSoC 2026 with LibreHealth. I have experience in frontend development and Iām excited to contribute to the project.
Iāve been exploring the codebase and looking through some issues where I can start contributing. Looking forward to connecting with the community and mentors!
My name is Shima Herve Ndikuryayo, and Iām a Computer Science student interested in participating in Google Summer of Code 2026 with LibreHealth.
I have experience in Python and web development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL), and I enjoy working on data-driven applications. Iām particularly interested in the NeoSmartML Foundation Model for Neonatal ICU Monitor Data project, as it combines machine learning with real-world healthcare impact.
I would love guidance on beginner-friendly issues or resources to help me get started contributing.
Looking forward to learning from the community and contributing. Thank you!
Iām Yeyang, a second-year Masterās student specializing in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Zurich. I also hold a Bachelorās degree in AI and have taken courses on Medical Image Analysis from ETH.
I just finished my Master Project defense about āAnomaly Detection for MR-Only Radiotherapyā in collaboration with University Hospital Zurich. During this project, we annotated a MR-CT registered dataset across discussed anomaly categories such as metal artifacts and missing structures, and developed a full pipeline covering automatic anomaly extraction (from CT scans), slice level data preparation and preprocessing, 2D slice anomaly detection & localization, post-processing, and scan-level detection & localization. Our strongest model achieved a 90% scan-level Dice score.
Technically, I have hands-on experience with Anomalib, PatchCore, NIfTI preprocessing, and PyTorch, which I believe are directly related to this project.
The annotation was very painful for us as we were reading slices using ImageJ and Slicer, which visualizes the volumes quite well but lack annotation functions, and we have to manually split the scan lists and write down anomaly slices and category on excel sheets. Reviewing registered CT and MR slices from the same patient required constant manual adjustment. A tool like āAutomated Artifact Detection and Annotation in LibreHealth Radiologyā that is designed for annotating medical images and pre-labeling functionality would really improved our workflow.
Iāll dive into LibreHealthās repo to better understand the codebase and see how I can start contributing.
Hi everyone! Iām a developer and Data Science student from Nigeria. Iām excited about LibreHealth being accepted into GSoC 2026. Iām currently drafting a proposal focused on High-Retention Visual Storytelling for Patient Literacyāusing React and Data Science to make medical data more engaging. Iām already working on a wellness prototype (DaraLife) with this approach and would love to contribute these skills to LibreHealth. Looking forward to connecting with mentors!
Your proposal will not be selected. Choose one of the existing project ideas. Youāre not going to get selected by spamming random proposals for loosely related projects, you need to communicate EARLY and before you drop your proposal, not after the fact.
The successful applicants are those that have been in contact for weeks now. You just dropped your proposal and it lacks any substance, you need details ā moreso than if you chose one of our ideas, which also requires a detailed proposal.
Thank you for the guidance. Iāve spent time reading through the community READMEs and I recognize where I went wrong regarding early engagement and the proposal format.
I am particularly interested in the āNeoSmartML Foundation Modelā project given my background in Data Science and Python. Iāve started looking into the neonatal ICU monitor data requirements. Where would be the best place to find the starter tasks for this specific project so I can demonstrate my technical contribution before resubmitting a proposal?
Hello my name is Sharif Smith. I am a self taught programmer. My love for android is what motivated me to get into coding. I started off on codeacademy and eventually opened a google dev account to start publishing apps. I really enjoy writing html, css, and js code. I am looking to put my skills to work and entry into the field. I discovered gsoc kind of late so I look forward to paying attention to this years process to help me prepare for summer 2027
Hi everyone , i am ashad from pakistan , i am an 18 year old BSCS student currently in my second semester . i am learning c++ and i have a deep interest in understanding how software controls machines and how complex websites are built
As a beginner , i want to explore the world of open source and learn from experienced developers .i am very excited to be here and contribute to librehealth projects this summer . looking forward to your guidance on how i can get started
"Hi everyone! Iām Vishnu Vardhan, an ECE student and an aspiring GSoC 2026 contributor. Iāve recently been working deeply with the OpenMRS O3 community, where I successfully automated 15+ manual QA checklist cases using Playwright and TypeScript.
I am very interested in bringing this expertise to LibreHealth EHR. I noticed your focus on āAutomated Artifact Detectionā and āDependency Testing,ā and I believe my experience reproducing clinical bugs (like dosage and allergy alerts) in an EMR environment would be a great fit for the LibreHealth Radiology or EHR toolkits. Excited to learn how I can best support the team!"
Hii guys this is Bhavesh kumar from India, this is my first time participating in gsoc and want to learn how things take place. i am also attaching my github link if anyone wants to see
Also great at deeplearing, web and applications have made related work
check it here at my github :- Sam-bot-dev (Sammy) Ā· GitHub
i would love to contribute to Librehealth , i have gone through the guideline and github repos if there is anything i am missing please guide me as it is my first time i might get lost in the process
I am Suraj Pratap Singh, a third-year B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering student. I have a strong background in healthcare tech, having recently worked as a Product Development Intern at Mediversal Healthcare. There, I was part of the core dev team building the Mediversal 24/7 appāa platform for online consultations, pharmacy, and test appointments that is now live on both the Play Store and App Store.
Alongside my full-stack experience, I am deeply passionate about AI reliability in medicine. I have been focusing heavily on building systems that can detect their own hallucinations, including developing projects like MedCAFAS (a medical confidence-aware factuality assessment system).
I have always been driven by the intersection of scalable tech and real-world utility in medicine, which is why I am really excited about LibreHealthās mission to make health IT accessible and better for all of us! I am looking forward to contributing as a developer this summer and helping build some amazing open-source health tech here.
When not busy debugging code or training models, I like to brainstorm tech startup ideas, dive into engineering economics, or just explore the outdoors!
