Profile
SU YANG received the Ph.D. degree in electronic engineering from the University of Kent, Canterbury, U.K., in 2015. During the Ph.D. studies, he was with the Intelligent Interactions Research Group, School of Engineering and Digital Arts. Later he joined the College of Engineering, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, USA, as a Postdoctoral Research Associate and project CO-PI, as well as a Senior Research Associate in the Intelligent Systems Research Centre, Ulster University, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, U.K. He is currently a lecturer in the Department of Computer Science, Swansea University.
Area of Expertise
- Pattern recognition
- Machine Learning
- Signal processing
- Biomedical imaging
- Bio-signal analysis
- Signal source reconstruction/localization
Projects
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Blockchain technologies for pharmaceutical supply chains
Project Overview Pharmaceutical supply chains involve complex characteristics and intricate data flow processes, including multiple stakeholders. These complexities give rise to numerous challenges concerning data integration and flow. This research proposes to address these challenges by combining two emerging technologies to suggest unique solutions. Based on the findings of our recent survey, it has been…
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Predictive Analytics in Steelmaking
Project Overview Industry 4.0 represents a paradigm shift in manufacturing that leverages technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), big data and many others to create smart, automated and interconnected systems. Steelmaking is one example of a domain undergoing transformation. Steelmaking constitutes the many processes that are used to create the strong…
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Hybrid AI for optimisation in industry
Project Overview Hybrid AI for supply chain optimization in Industry 4.0 Supply chains (SC) are increasingly challenged by uncertainty and risks in this high-tech era. In this context, to effectively identify and mitigate SC-related risks, data, information, and knowledge from different sources must be smartly exploited. This research project focuses on optimizing supply chains through…
Specialist Areas
Events
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Zienkiewicz Institute Community Event – 19th November 2025
Date: 19th November 2025 Time: 13:30 – 15:30 Location: Engineering North, 102 Speakers: Oubay Hassan, Siraj Shaikh Overview of Event: Dear colleague, For the upcoming ZI community event, Professor Oubay Hassan and Professor Siraj Shaikh have kindly agreed to share their recent experience in winning a Programme Grant and a Prosperity Partnership Grant. Date: Wednesday…
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Zienkiewicz Institute Community Event for Grant Calls
Time: 15th October 2025 Location: Eng North 010 and 008 Speakers: Overview of the Conference: The next Zienkiewicz Institute community event will be held on Wednesday, 15th October 2025. It will focus on the following three grant calls: UKRI Artificial Intelligence for Environmental Science Phase One (Deadline 11 December 2025) UKRK Addressing Nuclear Fission Challenges for a…
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Networking Session and Lunch at the Distinguished Zienkiewicz Institute Seminar Organized by ZI PGR Society
Time: 12:00 pm – 15:00 pm, 8th October 2025 Location: The atrium area in the computational foundry Speakers: Dr Royston Jones is CTO, Altair Product Design & Senior Vice President, Global Automotive Vertical List of Participants: ZI-PGR society and members of ZI community Contact Information: Mohsin Ali (ZI-PGR society President), email: mohsin.ali@Swansea.ac.uk Overview of the…
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Zienkiewicz Institute Community Event – July 2025
Time: 23rd July 2025 Location: B001, Engineering Central, Bay Campus Speakers: Chenfeng Li, Arnold Beckmann, Djordje Peric, Khiêm Vu Ngoc, Fabio Caraffini, PhD Students Overview of the Conference: Programme:• 09:30-10:00: Welcome coffee & collection of your FREE ZI polo shirt• 10:00-11:00: Celebrating ZI’s achievements and looking ahead to new opportunities.• 11:00-12:00: Launch of the ZI…
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Registration open for event with Hartree Centre
“Extreme Scaling Computing and Emerging Computational Approaches in Science and Engineering” Find further programme details here Venue: Y Twyni, Room 105 (Bay Campus) Registration Deadline: Wed 18th September Register here The main purpose of the workshop is to scope future collaborations between Swansea and the Hartree Centre. Subjects covered include Artificial Intelligence, Automotive, Transport and Logistics, Computational Chemistry,…