Computational models for cell-state dynamics
Reconstruct and predict cellular trajectories and state transitions.

Reconstruct and predict cellular trajectories and state transitions.
Identify robust biomarkers and build predictive models for patient outcomes.
Integrate heterogeneous omics data with biological interpretability and clinical relevance.
Algorithm innovation × biomedical translation
We reconstruct lineage trajectories and disease-associated microenvironments from high-dimensional single-cell and spatial datasets.
We develop robust machine learning models for diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment-response prediction with clinical interpretability.
We connect transcriptome, epigenome, and proteome with interpretable computational frameworks to uncover disease mechanisms.
Data-rich, method-driven, clinically oriented



Our CAPTAIN paper has been published in Nature Communications, congrats to Tingting and Jiawen.
We are delighted to share that our recent work has been published in npj Digital Medicine, BMC Medicine, and BIBM.
Lab BBQ!