Yuming Jiang
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Yuming Jiang is an Assistant Professor at Wake Forest University School of Medicine in the United States. His research areas focus on digital pathology, particularly in predicting prognosis and treatment benefits for gastrointestinal cancers. He has contributed to various studies that enhance image analysis techniques and noninvasive assessments in cancer diagnostics, including the evaluation of immunotherapy responses.
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Yuming Jiang
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
1 month ago
Wake Forest University School of Medicine is recruiting for research openings in AI for precision oncology through the Virginia Tech–Wake Forest University Biomedical Engineering program. The lab is looking for 2 Postdoctoral Fellows and 2–3 PhD students for Fall 2027 , plus 1 Research Lab Technician. Research interests include medical imaging , computational pathology , multimodal deep learning , and integration of radiology , pathology , genomic , and clinical data for cancer research and precision oncology. The lab notes publication experience in journals such as The Lancet Digital Health , Journal of Clinical Oncology , Nature Communications , Cell Reports Medicine , IJROBP , and Radiotherapy and Oncology . Funding support is described as coming from multiple NIH/NCI awards , including an NCI R37 MERIT Award , R01 , and R21 grants. Applicants should be motivated and interested in AI, biomedical data science, medical imaging, computational pathology, and precision oncology. The post does not list formal GPA, test-score, or citizenship requirements. To apply, send a CV and a brief description of your research interests to [email protected] . The post is located at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC .
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Zihan Li
University of Washington
Yijiang Chen
Stanford University
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