Happy Teachers’ Day!
Wishing everyone in our research group success in research and happiness in life!
Read storyPeking University Health Science CenterInstitute of Medical Technology
Welcome to the
AIMI Lab
Artificial Intelligence for Medical Imaging
Our lab advances fundamental research and clinical translation of artificial intelligence in medical imaging. Our research spans image reconstruction, tumor segmentation, image-guided radiation oncology and other areas of precision medicine.
About the lab
Latest News
All news
Our Paper Receives Acceptance from Physics in Medicine & Biology!
The manuscript “Self-Cascade Latent Schrödinger Bridge for CT Field-of-View Extension,” authored by Xihao Wu, Jiacheng Liu, Haijun Yu, Andreas Maier, and Yixing Huang, has been acc…
Read story
Welcome PhD Student Ao Wang to Our Team!
We are delighted to announce that Ao Wang has officially joined our group as a PhD student on September 1st, 2026. Ao received his master’s degree in Instrument Science and Technol…
Read storyPublications
All publications2026
2026
2026
2025
Research Projects
Exploring artificial intelligence across image formation, image analysis and clinical decision support.
Brain metastases detection and segmentation
Discover the project
Deep learning CBCT FOV extension for adaptive radiotherapy
Discover the project
Deep Learning for Perspective Deformation Correction in Cone-Beam Computed Tomography
Discover the project
LLM-based decision support for radiation oncology
Discover the projectAbout the lab
Meet our peopleThe Artificial Intelligence for Medical Imaging (AIMI) Lab at the Institute of Medical Technology, Peking University Health Science Center, has been newly established. The lab is dedicated to advancing both fundamental research and clinical translation of artificial intelligence in medical imaging, with a strong focus on precision medicine.
Its research areas include CT image reconstruction, MRI-based tumor segmentation, image-guided radiation oncology, patient prognosis and survival analysis, digital pathology, and computer-vision-driven medical image generation.
AIMI strives to develop cutting-edge intelligent imaging technologies to support disease diagnosis, treatment planning, and therapy assessment.
Silicon-Based Tree of Life
Circuit-like branches bring computation and life into a single image. As AIMI Lab’s totem, the tree symbolizes the connection between artificial intelligence and medical imaging, and the continued growth of knowledge through exploration and collaboration.