Qin AIM Lab
AIM: AI and Multi-Omics research for precision medicine, led by Qian Qin.
Welcome to the Qin AIM Lab, the AI and Multi-Omics Research for Precision Medicine Lab at the School of AI, Wuhan University. We develop AI-driven computational biology methods and multi-omics platforms to understand gene regulation, cancer evolution, immune-mediated disease mechanisms, and clinically relevant genomic variation.
The lab combines expertise in epigenomics, clinical genomics, cancer genomics, long-read sequencing, single-cell analysis, spatial transcriptomics, and biomedical software translation. A major focus is long-read RNA-seq and DNA-seq methodology development for resolving complex transcript isoforms, structural variation, regulatory disruption, and multi-omics signals that are difficult to capture with short-read assays.
We also emphasize Xenium spatial transcriptomics methodology development, including scalable cell segmentation, tissue architecture analysis, cell-state mapping, and cell-cell interaction workflows for immune-mediated disease research. Across these areas, our goal is to build robust algorithms, reproducible pipelines, and widely usable data resources that connect large-scale omics data with biological discovery and precision medicine.
Join the lab
We welcome motivated students, postdocs, engineers, and clinicians interested in computational biology, biomedical AI, spatial and single-cell multi-omics, long-read sequencing, and translational genomics. For inquiries, contact Qian Qin at qinqian [at] whu [dot] edu [dot] cn.
See the people page for current members and publications for recent work.
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| May 01, 2026 | The Qin AIM Lab website is live. |
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