Yi-Jiang Chen, PhD, is a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford University's Department of Radiation Oncology. He earned his PhD in Biomedical Engineering from Case Western Reserve University under Dr. Anant Madabhushi, focusing on AI-driven precision medicine solutions to transform clinical care. Dr. Chen's research integrates computational pathology, deep learning, and advanced imaging techniques to enhance diagnostic accuracy in kidney diseases and oncology. His work is distinctive due to the fusion of AI with quantitative pathology, setting him apart from others in the field. His contributions aim to improve patient outcomes through personalized treatment approaches driven by predictive biomarkers. Dr. Chen has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications, including several first-author papers in high-impact journals like Kidney International, Journal of pathology etc. He also has co-authored publications provisionally accepted by Nature and JCO. His Google Scholar profile reflects over 200 citations, and he has delivered talks at international conferences such as ASN Kidney Week and KPMP meetings. He is a member of professional societies including the American Society of Nephrology. In addition to his research, Dr. Chen has reviewed over 50 manuscripts for journals like IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics (JBHI), specifically: Artificial Intelligence Review: 4 papers; Scientific Reports: 15 papers; Medical Physics: 2 papers; IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics (J-BHI): 20 papers; JCO Clinical Cancer Informatics (JCO CCI): 6 papers; PLOS ONE: 4 papers; Journal of Cancer Research and Clinical Oncology: 1 paper; BioMedical Engineering OnLine: 2 papers. Dr. Chen's long-term research goals are to advance predictive models in both precision oncology and nephrology, applying AI to discover novel diagnostic and prognostic tools. His professional skills include leadership, mentoring, and problem-solving, demonstrated by his extensive mentorship of younger researchers. Dr. Chen's distinctive professional skills include active listening and strong communication abilities, enabling effective collaboration in multidisciplinary teams. His interpersonal skills foster productive relationships with colleagues and mentees, while his leadership and management expertise have been demonstrated through successfully guiding research teams and mentoring over 10 students. Dr. Chen excels at mentoring, providing guidance that has helped students secure research funding and achieve academic success. Additionally, his problem-solving capabilities are evident in his ability to address complex challenges in AI-driven pathology, ensuring timely and impactful research outcomes. In his personal time, Dr. Chen enjoys engaging in outdoor activities, traveling, and exploring new cultures. He frequently participates in hiking, weightlifting and photography, which allow him to relax and find inspiration outside of his research endeavors.