
CRCFound
A self-supervised CT foundation model for diagnosis, staging, molecular prediction, and prognosis in colorectal cancer.
- 5137 unlabeled CT scans
- 8 downstream tasks
- Strong transfer under limited labels
Research Program
We build clinically grounded AI systems for colorectal cancer, with current flagship work centered on foundation models for imaging, multimodal prognosis, and cross-platform molecular stratification. Around that core, the lab continues to extend into explainable multi-omics modeling, surgical and longitudinal imaging intelligence, and the clinical data programs and research platforms that make translation possible.
Core Program
Recent flagship systems span imaging pretraining, multimodal prognosis, and robust transcriptomic stratification. This is the current center of gravity in the lab's research portfolio.

A self-supervised CT foundation model for diagnosis, staging, molecular prediction, and prognosis in colorectal cancer.

An interpretable bridged multimodal fusion model that links histology and molecular data for pan-cancer prognosis.

A normalization-free single-sample classifier for robust colorectal cancer risk stratification across platforms.
Supporting Direction
This line carries the lab's work on subtype discovery, multi-omics representation learning, and clinically interpretable molecular modeling.
A pathway-informed deep learning framework for robust cancer molecular subtype classification.
An explainable pretrained multi-omics model for transferable oncology prediction and pathway-level interpretation.
Supporting Direction
From sparse-annotation learning to longitudinal response prediction and 3D segmentation backbones, these projects support intervention-facing perception and decision pipelines.
A general 3D medical image segmentation backbone for long-range volumetric modeling across organs and modalities.
A longitudinal multi-task MRI model for treatment response prediction in rectal cancer.
A unified weakly and semi-supervised segmentation framework that learns from sparse labels and unlabeled medical images.
Program Layer
Large clinical programs and cohort-building efforts provide the translational substrate behind the lab's algorithmic work.
A large-scale colorectal cancer clinical genomics program that anchors translational AI and biomarker development in China.
An agent-first, human-auditable medical research platform for progressing disease-focused studies from versioned data assets to evidence packaging and submission-ready deliverables.