Assoc Prof Dr. Yang Wang | Optimization Awards | Best Researcher Award
Assoc Prof Dr. Yang Wang, Shanghai DianJi university, China
Yang Wang is a Professor at Shanghai Dianji University and serves as the Deputy Director of the Planning and Development Office. Her expertise lies in fault diagnosis of complex industrial processes and energy system optimization. As a Master’s Supervisor and a reviewer for the Journal of ISA Transactions, she contributes significantly to her field. Yang Wang has earned recognition for her innovative work, including a second prize in the “Shanghai Teaching Innovation Competition” and the “Design Star” in the “5th National College Hybrid Teaching Design Innovation Competition.” Her research includes designing resilient multi-energy systems and employing advanced techniques to manage forecast errors and uncertainties.
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Evaluation for Prof. Yang Wang’s Suitability for the Best Researcher Award
Prof. Yang Wang’s impactful research, innovative achievements, and dedication to education and professional contributions position her as a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her expertise and recognition in energy system optimization and fault diagnosis underscore her significant contributions to her field, making her a deserving recipient of this honor.
Yang Wang is a Professor at Shanghai Dianji University, where she also serves as the Deputy Director of the Planning and Development Office. In her academic role, she supervises Master’s students and contributes as a reviewer for the Journal of ISA Transactions. Her responsibilities encompass both administrative leadership and academic mentorship, reflecting her significant role in advancing research and development at the university.
š Awards and Recognitions:
Yang Wang has been honored with the Second Prize in the Shanghai Teaching Innovation Competition and has received the “Design Star” award in the 5th National College Hybrid Teaching Design Innovation Competition. These accolades recognize her exceptional contributions to educational innovation and her commitment to advancing teaching methodologies.
Publication Top Notes:
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Distributed Monitoring of Nonlinear Plant-Wide Processes Based on GA-Regularized Kernel Canonical Correlation Analysis
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Optimizing Multi-Energy Systems with Enhanced Robust Planning for Cost-Effective and Reliable Operation
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Interpretable Chiller Fault Diagnosis Based on Physics-Guided Neural Networks
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Short-Term Power Load Forecasting Based on IWOA-GRU
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Flexible Adaptive Marine Predator Algorithm for High-Dimension Optimization and Application in Wind Turbine Fault Diagnosis