CBIO LAB · RESEARCH

Artificial intelligence for spatial omics.

We develop generative and representation-learning methods that expand what spatial omics can measure, reconstruct, and reveal.

Our approach

We sit at the intersection of artificial intelligence and the life sciences. We build intelligent tools that turn complex omics data into interpretable signals — and use them to uncover new biological insights.

Generative AI for omics

Generative AI

We develop generative models that reconstruct, enhance, and infer molecular profiles — turning sparse and incomplete measurements into rich, usable signal.

Spatial omics and spatial transcriptomics

Spatial omics

We work across single-cell and spatial platforms to recover tissue architecture, cell-cell interactions, and 3D molecular context at single-cell resolution.

Bioinformatics analysis of omics data

Bioinformatics analysis

We design computational pipelines and cross-modal inference methods that extract biological insight from complex, heterogeneous omics data.

How we work

Three principles guide everything we build.

Biological grounding

Start from a real biological limitation; validate with independent evidence.

Generalization

Test across tissues, platforms, and resolutions — not a single benchmark.

Open & reproducible

Release code, models, and data so results can be examined and extended.