BVD: A Two-Stage Network for Identifying Bronchial Variation Types from CT Images
Chang Yuwen
Decoding Health with Next-Generation AI.
We build intelligent systems that bridge AI and clinical medicine — leveraging foundation models, autonomous agents, and physics-informed learning to advance medical image understanding across diverse imaging modalities.
Chang Yuwen
Yunshu Chen
Zhenhua Chen
Linchao He

Founding Director of the AIM for Health Lab

Research Fellow

chang.yuwen@monash.edu


yunshu.chen@monash.edu

zhenhua.chen@monash.edu


whui0008@student.monash.edu

zyuu0081@student.monash.edu

jason.liu1@monash.edu

AIM for Pathology is a research group within the AIM for Health Lab at Monash University. Our group focuses on developing AI systems for medical image analysis, including foundation models, vision-language models, and autonomous agents. We work across a wide range of imaging modalities and clinical scenarios, aiming to build comprehensive and reliable tools for clinical diagnosis and treatment planning.
The AIM for Health Lab (Augmented Intelligence and Multimodal Analytics for Health) is founded and directed by A/Prof. Zongyuan Ge. The lab spans cross-cutting expertise in health AI translation, privacy-preserving AI, federated learning, and multimodal data analysis, with deep connections to first-tier healthcare providers and industry partners. Research from the lab has been published in top venues including Nature Medicine, Nature Nanotechnology, Science Advances, The Lancet Digital Health, and leading AI conferences such as NeurIPS, CVPR, and MICCAI.
We are always looking for passionate Ph.D. students, postdocs, and visiting scholars. Feel free to reach out via Zongyuan.Ge@monash.edu.


