Dr. Yang is a lecturer in the School of Information and Communication Technology at the University of Tasmania. Her research interests encompass image processing, machine learning, deep learning techniques, expert systems, and blockchain applications. Dr. Yang's academic and professional career spans Australia, China, and the United States. She earned her first PhD in 2012 from Huazhong University of Science and Technology in China and later served as a research scholar at the University of California, Davis. Following her PhD, she spent five years in industry as an associate telecommunications engineer, specialising in intelligent transport systems. Since joining the University of Tasmania (UTAS) in 2017, Dr. Yang has been actively involved in research collaborations with several institutes, including the Human Interface Technology (HIT Lab), Sense-T, IMAS, and AMC. In recognition of her ongoing contributions to academia and research, she obtained her second PhD from UTAS, further strengthening her expertise in aritifical intelligence. Her teaching portfolio covers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate units, with a focus on creating innovative, industry-centric learning and teaching materials.
Dr. Yang is a lecturer in the School of Information and Communication Technology at the University of Tasmania. Her research interests encompass image processing, machine learning, deep learning techniques, expert systems, and blockchain applications. Dr. Yang's academic and professional career spans Australia, China, and the United States. She earned her first PhD in 2012 from Huazhong University of Science and Technology in China and later served as a research scholar at the University of California, Davis. Following her PhD, she spent five years in industry as an associate telecommunications engineer, specialising in intelligent transport systems. Since joining the University of Tasmania (UTAS) in 2017, Dr. Yang has been actively involved in research collaborations with several institutes, including the Human Interface Technology (HIT Lab), Sense-T, IMAS, and AMC. In recognition of her ongoing contributions to academia and research, she obtained her second PhD from UTAS, further strengthening her expertise in aritifical intelligence. Her teaching portfolio covers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate units, with a focus on creating innovative, industry-centric learning and teaching materials.