Jean-Benoit Delbrouck

AI researcher · Palo Alto

Jean-Benoit Delbrouck

I work in radiology AI to help radiologists save time.

Lead or senior author in Nature, Nature Medicine, Nature Biomedical Engineering, ACL, EMNLP, NeurIPS and ICLR.

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Long-form reading notes on radiology AI papers, with a focus on report generation.

Report-generation evaluationMICCAI 2025Main6 Oct 2026~8 min read

Modality-specific RadGraph, read for report-generation evaluation

A MICCAI 2025 paper labels 800 cardiac MRI, CTPA, head CT and ultrasound reports and tests the released RadGraph extractors on them. What a fine-tuned extractor gains, what the comparison can and can't say, and what it means for scoring CT and MRI reports with RadGraph-F1.

Chest X-ray report generationMICCAI 2025Main6 Oct 2026~8 min read

CoCa-CXR, read for report generation

CoCa-CXR is built to write what changed since the last chest X-ray, yet its RadGraph F1 is no higher with those comparison sentences. What its report score, its copied baselines and its progression benchmark can and can't show.

Radiology report generationNature Medicine 2026Main6 Oct 2026~9 min read

MedGemma, read for report generation

MedGemma, Google's open medical vision-language model, writes chest X-ray reports; its best RadGraph F1 in Nature Medicine is 30.3. Where that number comes from, what the comparison rows were measured on, and what the reader study shows.

Experience

  1. Jul 2026 – nowAI Researcher · Eden
  2. Mar 2025 – Jul 2026AI Researcher · HOPPR
  3. Jun 2024 – Mar 2025AI Researcher · Hugging Face
  4. Sep 2020 – Mar 2025Postdoc, then Academic Staff (Research) · Stanford University, AIMI Center Coordinated a research lab: publications, mentoring PhD students and postdocs, funding.