About DiPath
Digital pathology products for image acquisition, review, and AI-assisted analysis.
Connecting pathology research and practice
Based in Hangzhou, DiPath brings together expertise in medical imaging, computational pathology and AI. We develop tools for laboratories to acquire, manage and review pathology images, with AI-assisted analysis supporting the pathologist’s work.
Meet Our Team
Experience in medical imaging, computational pathology, and AI.
Prof. Lin Yang
Founder
Lin Yang is a tenured professor at Westlake University and leads its Artificial Intelligence and Biomedical Image Analysis Laboratory. He earned his PhD at Rutgers University, held a tenured associate professorship at the University of Florida, and joined Westlake in 2020. His research spans medical imaging, computational pathology and AI, with work published in Nature Machine Intelligence and other journals. He led the team that developed the DeepPathAI pathology foundation model.
Prof. Kang Li
Co-founder
Kang Li is a professor and Associate Dean for Research at Sichuan University–Pittsburgh Institute, and a researcher at West China Hospital. He earned his PhD in mechanical and industrial engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and held positions at the University of Pittsburgh and Rutgers University. His research covers medical AI, medical robotics, biomechanics and human factors. He led the establishment of the West China Hospital–SenseTime Joint Laboratory.
Prof. Lei Cui
School of Computer Science, Northwest University
Lei Cui is an associate professor and master's supervisor at Northwest University's School of Computer Science. He earned his doctorate there in 2019 and undertook joint research training at the Fourth Military Medical University and the University of Florida. His work focuses on medical imaging and digital pathology, including cell detection, IHC quantification and structured reporting. He has led an NSFC Young Scientists Fund project and co-authored research on interpretable whole-slide pathology analysis published in Nature Machine Intelligence.