Making MRI usable where the scanner is weak, the patient moves, and the report has to be checked.
Second-year PhD student at Imperial College London, supervised by Prof. Guang Yang and Dr Peter J. Lally, funded by the China Scholarship Council.
My work builds agentic AI for medical imaging along three threads: motion-robust MRI reconstruction with implicit neural representations, ultra-low-field to high-field MRI synthesis via self-supervised diffusion, and verifiable radiology report generation with large language models. Before Imperial I worked on echocardiography analysis at Sun Yat-sen University.
I care about methods that are label-efficient, uncertainty-aware, and deployable, with the long-term aim of turning foundation-model-driven AI into tools radiologists can actually trust in a real workflow.
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Languages English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hakka
Programming Python, C/C++, MATLAB
Frameworks PyTorch, TensorFlow
Interests MRI reconstruction, modality synthesis, vision-language modelling, agentic AI
Methods implicit neural representations, diffusion models, large language models, uncertainty-aware learning