
TMO-Net
An explainable pretrained multi-omics model for transferable oncology prediction and pathway-level interpretation.
- Transferable multi-task learning
- Pathway-level interpretation
- Precision oncology workflows
Research at FengGao Lab
We use colorectal cancer as a flagship clinical setting to build explainable, multimodal, and workflow-aware AI. The program connects disease biology, medical imaging, treatment response, and clinical reasoning while keeping every claim tied to the evidence that supports it.
Research map
Rather than treating models as isolated outputs, we organize the lab's work around connected capabilities that move from disease biology to clinically grounded prediction and intervention.
Program 01
We use biological knowledge and interpretable learning to identify reproducible disease states, molecular subtypes, and mechanisms that can support patient-level stratification.
Selected studies

An explainable pretrained multi-omics model for transferable oncology prediction and pathway-level interpretation.

A pathway-informed deep learning framework for robust cancer molecular subtype classification.
Program 02
We learn transferable representations across radiology, pathology, and molecular data so that clinically useful signals remain available when labels or modalities are limited.
Selected studies

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.
Program 03
We design patient-level systems that remain stable across cohorts and platforms, with particular emphasis on treatment response, recurrence, and deployable single-sample prediction.
Selected studies

A longitudinal multi-task MRI model for treatment response prediction in rectal cancer.

A normalization-free single-sample classifier for robust colorectal cancer risk stratification across platforms.
Program 04
We build efficient visual models for volumetric imaging and operative scenes, reducing annotation burden while preserving anatomical and temporal context.
Selected studies

A general 3D medical image segmentation backbone for long-range volumetric modeling across organs and modalities.

A unified weakly and semi-supervised segmentation framework that learns from sparse labels and unlabeled medical images.
Clinical data engine
More than 50,000 structured CRC records connect routine CT and MR, digitized pathology, selected endoscopy and ultrasound, molecular profiling, treatment, and follow-up. ICGC-ARGO provides the molecular reference layer for a platform that keeps growing through routine clinical care.

Emerging program
We are extending validated multimodal capabilities into a modular architecture that can coordinate evidence retrieval, perception, boundary checks, and workflow execution. This is an active research and prototyping program, not a deployed autonomous clinical system.
Break down clinical questions and coordinate specialist modules.
Connect structured records with imaging, pathology, and omics.
Retrieve guidance, grade evidence, and surface uncertainty.
Support clinicians, researchers, and longitudinal follow-up.
Beyond CRC & open science
Colorectal cancer is our flagship clinical setting, while the underlying methods are tested across cancers, modalities, and real clinical workflows.
Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology / 2026
A two-center capsule-endoscopy system for Crohn's disease diagnosis and reader assistance.
Nucleic Acids Research / 2026
An open pan-cancer resource covering 190 datasets and 11,114 small-RNA samples.
Genomics, Proteomics & Bioinformatics / 2025
A methods map for multimodal representation, missing data, interpretation, and clinical translation.