Yuanfeng Ji

AI researcher building foundation models for biomedicine.

Biomedical Foundation Models / Medical Computer Vision / AI Agents

California, USA, PT

Open to collaborations — email me.

YJ

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Education

2022 - 2024

The University of Hong Kong

Ph.D. in Computer Science

2020 - 2022

The University of Hong Kong

MPhil in Computer Science

2019 - 2020

City University of Hong Kong

Master's Degree in Electronic Information Engineering

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2014 - 2018

Shenzhen University

Bachelor's Degree in Electronic Information Engineering

Work Experience

2024 - Present

Stanford University

Postdoctoral Researcher

Developing multimodal foundation models and AI agents for computational pathology, radiology, and spatial biology; leading a 2026–2027 Fast Grant project on AI-assisted spatial-proteomics biomarker discovery.

2023 - 2024

Stanford University

Visiting Student Researcher

Developed generative and vision-language models for precision medicine, with a focus on chest radiography and whole-slide computational pathology.

2022 - 2023

Huawei Noah's Ark Lab

Research Intern

Developed vision foundation models for dense visual prediction tasks.

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2021 - 2022

Tencent AI Lab

Research Intern

Led the development of a DrugAI dataset and benchmark for out-of-distribution generalization; developed multi-protein docking algorithms incorporating graph-based deep learning techniques.

2019 - 2020

SenseTime Research

Research Intern

Developed automated machine learning algorithms for medical image analysis; led the creation of a multi-site abdominal organ segmentation dataset and benchmark.

2018 - 2019

Imsight Medical Technology

Deep Learning Researcher

Led the development of CAD products implemented in several institutions in Hong Kong, including a chest X-ray diagnostic system detecting 17 lung diseases and a sequencing algorithm optimizing diagnostic queues at medical facilities.

2018 - 2019

Visual Computing Research Center, Shenzhen University

Research Assistant

Under the supervision of Prof. Hui Huang and Prof. Di Lin, contributed to research on semantic segmentation.