I am an incoming master’s student at BIVLab, University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), and will enroll in September 2027. I am currently an undergraduate student majoring in Intelligent Science and Technology at North China Electric Power University (Baoding), expected to graduate in 2027. I am also a Research Intern at LivSyn Robotics.
I am interested in intelligent systems that learn through interaction, expand their capabilities, and help advance intelligence itself.
My current research interests include:
- Embodied AI
- Code Agents
🔥 News
- Sep 2026: Confirmed my admission as an incoming master’s student at BIVLab, USTC. I will enroll in September 2027.
- Sep 2026: Joined LivSyn Robotics as a Research Intern.
- May 2026: Refold: Refining Protein Inverse Folding with Efficient Structural Matching and Fusion was accepted to KDD 2026.
- Mar 2026: A Dynamic Prognostic Prediction Method for Colorectal Cancer Liver Metastasis was accepted to ICME 2026.
- Jul 2025: HER2 Expression Prediction with Flexible Multi-Modal Inputs via Dynamic Bidirectional Reconstruction was accepted to ACM MM 2025.
- Jun 2025: Joined AIMS Lab, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou), as a visiting student advised by Prof. Jun Xia.
📝 Selected Research

DuoTeach: Dual Role Self-Teaching for Coarse-to-Fine Decision Coordination in Vision–Language Models
Wei Yang*, Yiran Zhu*, Zilin Li, Xunjia Zhang, Jun Xia, Hongtao Wang
- arXiv preprint. * Co-first author.

Refold: Refining Protein Inverse Folding with Efficient Structural Matching and Fusion
Yiran Zhu, Changxi Chi, Hongxin Xiang, Wenjie Du, Xiaoqi Wang, Jun Xia
- KDD 2026 (CCF-A). First author.

A Dynamic Prognostic Prediction Method for Colorectal Cancer Liver Metastasis
Wei Yang*, Yiran Zhu*, Yan Su, Zesheng Li, Chengchang Pan, Honggang Qi
- ICME 2026 (CCF-B). * Co-first author.

HER2 Expression Prediction with Flexible Multi-Modal Inputs via Dynamic Bidirectional Reconstruction
Jie Qin, Wei Yang, Yan Su, Yiran Zhu, Weizhen Li, Yunyue Pan, Chengchang Pan, Honggang Qi
- ACM Multimedia 2025 (CCF-A). Fourth author.
💼 Experience
Research Experience
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LivSyn Robotics
Research Intern
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The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)
Visiting Student · AIMS Lab
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University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Research Intern
Education
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University of Science and Technology of China
Master's Student · BIVLab
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North China Electric Power University
B.Eng. in Intelligent Science and Technology
🤝 Acknowledgements
I have been fortunate to learn from, work with, and grow alongside many wonderful people throughout my research journey.
Listed alphabetically by first name.
Hongtao Wang
North China Electric Power University
Prof. Wang is my undergraduate advisor. He has given me tremendous support and freedom in learning, exploring research directions, and pursuing the questions that genuinely interest me.
Huichi Zhou
University College London
Huichi led me through my earliest stages of learning research. Over the years, he has been not only a mentor in research, but also a mentor in life and a close friend.
Jun Xia
HKUST (Guangzhou)
Jun was my advisor at HKUST (Guangzhou), where we worked together on AI for Science and multimodal reasoning. Under his guidance, I gradually learned how to independently develop and carry a research project from an initial idea through experiments and writing.
Qi Lu
Huazhong University of Science and Technology
Qi is a research collaborator and close friend. We have had a rather unexpected and memorable journey of working together, and continue to exchange new ideas and explore interesting questions through our ongoing discussions.
Wei Yang
North China Electric Power University
Wei is my closest collaborator and my life partner. We have shared a winding but deeply rewarding research journey, working through setbacks, discoveries, and many of the moments in between together.
Zilin Li
Donghua University
Zilin has been one of my closest friends since high school, as well as a long-term collaborator and discussion partner. Many ideas, research-related or otherwise, have grown out of our conversations over the years.
📧 Contact
If you’d like to discuss research or collaboration, feel free to get in touch.




