I am a Professor in the School of Computer Science at Wuhan University. Previously, I was a Group Manager and Senior Scientist at A*STAR’s Institute of High Performance Computing in Singapore, and a Research Fellow at the National University of Singapore with Prof. Wee Sun Lee. I received my Ph.D. from Hong Kong Baptist University, advised by Prof. Yiu-ming Cheung and Prof. Haiping Lu.

My research focuses on human- and evidence-grounded AI for health and life sciences. I am interested in building models that learn from diverse biomedical data, ground their outputs in evidence, and know when they may be wrong.

My current work centers on:

• Foundation: Multimodal pretraining for medical and biomedical data.

• Grounding: Linking predictions and generated claims to visual and textual evidence.

• Trustworthy: Hallucination, uncertainty, robustness, and reliable evaluation.

Personal Homepage: yangzhou-whu.github.io