
Dr. Xiaolin Andy Li is Chief AI Scientist and Director of Center for AI and Intelligent Medicine (AIM), Hangzhou Institute of Medicine (HIM), Chinese Academy of Sciences. He was a Partner of Tongdun Technology (an AI unicorn), heading the AI Institute and the Cognization Lab, located at Palo Alto Square, near Stanford University. He was a tenured Full Professor and Area Chair of Computer Engineering Division at the University of Florida.
Hangzhou Institute of Medicine (HIM)  is the Chinese Academy of
      Sciences’ first institute explicitly devoted to the research and
      development of medicine. By partnering with the Zhejiang Cancer
      Hospital, we address real medical problems. HIM is home to a
      highly collaborative group of scientists and medical doctors who
      work on solving fundamental questions in the fields of omics and
      oncology for the advancement of diagnostics and therapeutics. With
      a focus on clinical needs and problems, HIM is committed to
      solving fundamental issues in tumor diagnosis, targeted treatment,
      novel drug R&D, and smart healthcare, as well as basic and
      applied research related to the diagnosis, treatment, prevention
      and control of major diseases. We aim to be a world-class tumor
      medicine research center integrating advanced disciplines,
      training programs for talents, and an incubator for industry
      applications. HIM is also the first national life and health
      research institute introduced in beautiful Zhejiang Province.
      Through our strategic collaborations, our talented team strives to
      make fundamental breakthroughs in cancer diagnostics and
      treatment. 
    
Dr. Xiaolin Andy Li was a
      tenured Full Professor and University Term Professor in Computer
      Engineering at the University of Florida. As the founding center
      director, he founded NSF Center for Big Learning (CBL) with UF,
      CMU, UMKC and U. Oregon and three dozens of leading companies as
      industry members, the first national center on deep learning in
      USA. He was also the director of Large-scale Intelligent Systems
      Laboratory (Li Lab). His research interests include machine
      learning/deep learning, intelligent platform, cloud computing,
      security & privacy, intelligent medicine, and drug discovery. He led the design and
      deployment of one of the first software-defined 100G campus
      research networks and campus clouds GatorCloud, the best campus
      research network in the nation. His team designed and developed
      many platforms and tools, such as 
      Drug/Protein/RNA/DNA structure prediction and design (FoldingZero, DeepFolding, PrimateAI, AptaDiff, RNADiffFold, DeepAtom, DyScore, DrugMetrics, AtomicFold, AtomicVac), 
      Precision Medicine (Dr. Copilot, DeepCancer, CellStory, MySurgeryRisk), 
      NLP/CPS/Robotics (ScholarClub, OneTask, GemsCloud, Guoguo, FindingNemo, ToGathor, DeepEyes, DeepSLAM), 
      Intelligent Platforms (DeepCloud, CognitiveEngine, GatorCloud, CloudBay, SMART),
      and Security/Privacy (DeepDDoS, DeepMalware, S3PAS, iBond). He
      received NSF
        CAREER Award, the NSF I-Corps Top Team Award,  Top Team
      Award (DeepBipolar) in the CAGI Challenge, and Best Paper Awards
      (IEEE ICMLA 2016, IEEE SECON 2016, ACM CAC 2013, and IEEE UbiSafe
      2007). He has published over 150 peer-reviewed papers and dozens
      of patent applications. He received PhD in Computer Engineering
      from Rutgers University.
    
University of Florida
        (UF) is a member of AAU (Association of American Universities),
      composed of 65 leading universities in North America (USA and
      Canada). U.S. News and World Report recently ranked
      UF
        No. 5 among the top national public universities and ranked
      UF
        College of Pharmacy No. 5 in USA.
    
Research Interests: Deep Learning, GenAI, LLM, Generative Agent, AI for Life Science, Precision Medicine, Drug Discovery, Cloud Computing, Federated Learning, Security & Privacy
IEEE Email: xiaolinli or andyli @ aimlab.cc