Portrait of Baiqian Qi

Biomedical imaging researcher · Hong Kong

Baiqian
Qi.

I explore new ways to see and measure the human body—combining medical ultrasound, acoustoelectric imaging, and intelligent computation.

PhD Student
HKU ECE
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01Research

Engineering clearer signals from within.

I am a PhD student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at The University of Hong Kong, working with the Lee Ultrasound Imaging Group.

My research sits where physics, computation, and medicine meet. I develop imaging approaches that turn subtle acoustic and electrical interactions into useful biological information—with the long-term aim of making diagnosis more precise, accessible, and patient-specific.

01.

Acoustoelectric imaging

Mapping electrical properties through spatially precise ultrasound modulation.

02.

Medical ultrasound

Improving acquisition, reconstruction, and image-guided measurement.

03.

Intelligent workflows

Using computation to connect medical images with patient-specific models.

02Experience

A path through engineering, biology, and medicine.

2025—

PhD Student · Electrical & Computer Engineering

The University of Hong Kong · Lee Ultrasound Imaging Group

Medical ultrasound
Acoustoelectric imaging
2024—25

Research Assistant · Electrical & Computer Engineering

The University of Hong Kong

Imaging research
Signal acquisition
04Recognition

Curiosity, translated into momentum.

2026

Silver Medal · IEIG2026

Ultrasound-based Dental Pulp Vitality Imager

2025

HKPFS-HKUPS Scholarship

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

2024

Hong Kong Chiu Chow Chamber of Commerce Scholarship

05Contact

Let’s make the invisible visible.