Ling Qiao, gained PhD in Materials Science and Engineering from Harbin Institute of Technology. Then she was awarded the fellowship from Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) as Research Fellow at the University of Tokyo. Her research mainly focuses on data-driven high-throughput computation aided alloys design and the strengthening mechanisms of metal materials. To address the room temperature brittleness of high-temperature alloys, a series of lightweight, low-cost, high-strength, and ductile multi-principal component high-temperature alloys have been designed using data-driven high-throughput calculations. The strengthening and deformation mechanism of high-temperature alloys were revealed using multi-scale calculations and advanced experimental characterization techniques. She has served as a peer reviewer for over 30 journals (e.g., Materials & Design, Materials Science and Engineering: A, Journal of Materials Science & Technology) and young editorial board member for more than 10 journals (e.g., Journal of Materials Informatics, Journal of Iron and Steel Research).