Professor Ching-Nung Yang obtained his Ph.D. degree int Electrical Engineering at National Cheng Kung University. He was awarded the degrees of B.S. and M.S. from the Department of Telecommunication Engineering at National Chiao Tung University. Professor Yang served at National Dong Hwa University since 1999. He is currently a Fellow of IET and an IEEE senior member. Professor Yang has done extensive researches on visual cryptography and secret image sharing, and he is the chief scientist in both areas. In fact, the innovation “probabilistic visual cryptography” is firstly proposed by Professor Yang. His areas of interest include error correction code, multimedia security, cryptography, and information security. He has authored two books and has published over 280 professional research papers (including more than 150 SCI-indexed journal papers) in the areas of information security and coding theory. In the meantime, he has served/is serving in international academic organizations. He serves as technical reviewers for over 40 major scientific journals in the areas of his expertise and serves as editorial boards and editors of special issues for some journals. Besides, he was invited as chair, keynote speaker, and member of the program committee for various international conferences.
Research Keywords & Expertise
Cryptography
Information Security
Network Security
Data hiding
Watermaking
Fingerprints
25%
Cryptography
17%
Data hiding
5%
Information Security
Short Biography
Professor Ching-Nung Yang obtained his Ph.D. degree int Electrical Engineering at National Cheng Kung University. He was awarded the degrees of B.S. and M.S. from the Department of Telecommunication Engineering at National Chiao Tung University. Professor Yang served at National Dong Hwa University since 1999. He is currently a Fellow of IET and an IEEE senior member. Professor Yang has done extensive researches on visual cryptography and secret image sharing, and he is the chief scientist in both areas. In fact, the innovation “probabilistic visual cryptography” is firstly proposed by Professor Yang. His areas of interest include error correction code, multimedia security, cryptography, and information security. He has authored two books and has published over 280 professional research papers (including more than 150 SCI-indexed journal papers) in the areas of information security and coding theory. In the meantime, he has served/is serving in international academic organizations. He serves as technical reviewers for over 40 major scientific journals in the areas of his expertise and serves as editorial boards and editors of special issues for some journals. Besides, he was invited as chair, keynote speaker, and member of the program committee for various international conferences.