Dr. Chi-Hong Isaac Yuen is an Assistant Professor of Physics at Kennesaw State University. He earned his B.Sc. in Physics from Hong Kong Baptist University in 2013 and completed his Ph.D. in Physics at the University of Central Florida in 2020, specializing in electron–molecule and atom–molecule collision modeling. Following his doctorate, Dr. Yuen served as a postdoctoral fellow at Kansas State University, conducting research in theoretical attosecond and strong-field physics. His work focuses on understanding and controlling electron motion in molecules on their natural timescales, with applications in ultrafast science and chemical dynamics. Dr. Yuen is a member of the American Physical Society and has contributed to notable publications in atomic, molecular, and optical physics. His research aims to bridge attosecond and strong-field physics with practical molecular applications.