| Name | Research Interests |
| Assoc Prof A S Madhukumar | Modulation and multiple access schemes for future broadband systems
Advanced signal processing algorithms for wireless communication systems
Cognitive radio systems: algorithms and architectures
Cooperative Radio Systems for Mobile multi-hop networks
Ultra wideband radio systems for wireless personal area networks |
| Assoc Prof Alton Chua Yeow Kuan | His current research interests lie in information and knowledge management, communities of practice, online education and social computing |
| Assoc Prof Anamitra Makur | Compressed Sensing,
Filterbanks and Multirate Signal Processing,
Signal/Image/Video Compression and Processing |
| Assoc Prof Andrea Nanetti | Dr. Andrea Nanetti, a scholar—who started his research vocation in historical studies at the advent of computer operating systems with graphical user interfaces—he has always been fascinated by the exponential growth of interdependencies between artificial actions (i.e., made by humans) and computational operations, in terms of both quantity and quality (i.e., actions completed by electronic devices able to store and process data, typically in binary form, according to instructions given to them in a variable program or machine learning, which allows algorithms to learn through experience, and do things that we are not able to program). With this interest, he is proposing the theoretical need to direct traditional disciplinary knowledge towards a formal science of heritage, which will focus on how data and information—now encoded in complex interactions of written, pictorial, sculptural, architectural, and digital records, oral memories, practices, and performed rituals (i.e., the treasure of human experiences)—may be inherited by machine learning algorithms. This state-of-the-art science pioneers integrated action plans and solutions in response to, and in anticipation of, the exponential growth of emerging needs in our increasingly complex human society. In practice, the research uses multidisciplinary and trans-disciplinary methods to identify case studies for interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary teamwork investigations.
Since 2007 my main research project is EHM-Engineering Historical Memory (started on http://www.engineeringhistoricalmemory.com and migrated to http://ehmazure.cloudapp.net in 2015). EHM is both an experimental methodology and an ongoing research project for the organization of historical information in the machine learning age. I first theorized it as a Visiting Scholar at Princeton University in 2007. EHM develops and tests new sets of shared conceptualizations and formal specifications for content management systems in the domain of Heritage Science (how to engineer the treasure of human experiences to serve decision making, knowledge transmission, and visionarios). I mainly work on history of historiography and new ontologies for the semantic web, inspired by Derrida notion of trace, Ginzburg's "thread and traces" theory, and last but not least Umberto Eco's semiotics (e.g. 2007 Dall'Albero al Labirinto, published in English in 2015 as From the Tree to the Labyrinth). What sets this research apart from other approaches is a focus on developing and applying computationally intensive techniques to achieve this goal (e.g. pattern recognition, data mining, machine learning algorithms derived from other disciplines, interactive and visualization solutions). |
| Prof Ang Soon | Cultural Intelligence
International Business
International Organizational Behavior
Outsourcing
Talent Management
Human Resource Consulting |
| Assoc Prof Anilkumar K Samtani | Prof Samtani's areas of expertise are in intellectual property law and information technology law. His current research works focus on trademarks and bilateralism in intellectual property rule-making. |
| Assoc Prof Arokiaswami Alphones | His current interests are electro-magnetic analysis on planar RF circuits and integrated optics, metamaterials, Periodic structures, microwave photonics, and wireless power transfer using metamaterials. |
| Assoc Prof Arul Indrasen Chib | Dr. Arul Chib pursues action-oriented research in varied cross-cultural contexts. His research agenda focuses on the impact and role of mobile phone in (a) healthcare systems in resource-constrained environments of developing countries, and (b) transnational migration to developed countries. He investigates the key factors influencing the adoption of technology for positive health outcomes, and has engaged in the design and development of healthcare technology systems spanning online and mobile platforms. He increasingly interested in issues of power, with one research trajectory focusing on the intersection of gender with technology, and the role of agency and appropriation in the achievement of goals ranging from socio-economic development, human well-being and empowerment, and societal change. He has published over 50 research articles. Global collaborations with IDRC, Red Cross Red Crescent, UNICEF, UNFPA, World Vision have led to research grants of S$ 5Mn.
At the Singapore Internet Research Center, Dr. Chib has led the SIRCA programme (established 2008), mentoring 30 emerging country researchers in Asia, Africa and Latin America, with mentoring events in Atlanta, Bangkok, Cape Town, Jamaica, Mauritius and Singapore. The SIRCA III programme is currently focused on theory-building in the area of Open Development, and runs till 2017.
Dr. Chib's contributions have led to a number of research awards, including the 2011 Prosper.NET-Scopus Award for the use of ICTs for sustainable development. This award was accompanied by a fellowship from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, one of the highest honours within the European scholarly tradition. He has been awarded fellowships at Ludwig Maxmilians University and University of Southern California, and the Best Graduate Student Award of S. I. Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University. He serves on the editorial boards of Human Communication Research, Communication Yearbook, and Mobile Media and Communication, and is Senior Editor of The Electronic journal for Information Systems in Developing Countries.
Dr. Chib’s research in as many as nine countries has been profiled in the media ranging from the United Nations Chronicle to the Singaporean press. He has lectured at numerous global events and presented the keynote speech at the Media Health Communication Conference 2012 in Munich Germany. He is the General Conference Chair for ICTD2015, and a member of the organizing committees of the IFIP 8.6 2013 and ICTD 2012. He has been an expert speaker at events organized by UNESCO, UN-APCICT.
Dr. Chib has worked at the local level with non-governmental agencies such as INPPARES, Nyaya Health, Text to Change, Udaan, UNICEF and World Vision, securing external grants worth over S$ 5 million. Arul has lived and worked extensively in India, Indonesia, China, Peru, Singapore, Thailand, and the United States of America.
Most recently, Associate Prof Arul Chib has released the SIRCA II co-edited volume ‘Impact of Information Society Research in the Global South’ (New York: Springer; ISBN 978-981-287-380-4). The international scholarly community has taken a variety of approaches to question the impact of information society research on populations in the Global South. This book addresses two aspects-Impact of research: How is the research on ICTs in the Global South playing a role in creating an Information Society? (for example, policy formulation, implementation in practice, and shaping of public opinion), Secondly, what does the Research on Impact reveal: What is the evidence for the impact of ICTs on society? The volume brings together a multiplicity of voices from developing countries and approaches within the social scientific community to address these vital questions. |
| Prof (Adj) Arunachalam Mahizhnan | - |
| Assoc Prof Bi Guoan | Algorithm development for signal analysis and processing with various applications, transforms and their fast algorithms, signal analysis and processing methods. Applications for radar and communications |
| Assoc Prof Boh Wai Fong | My scholarship examines how information technology and other mechanisms can be used to facilitate knowledge and information sharing across individuals, groups and organizations. My research tends to focus on the problems of knowledge and information sharing, and I investigate how technology and other mechanisms can be used to effectively solve these problems. Recently, I have also began to expand my research into related areas of expertise management for innovation. I have completed several research projects ? many of which are large scale empirical studies examining knowledge and information sharing at different levels.
Allocation of Human Capital Resources. My research has shown that the allocation of human capital resources to different types of work and project teams have significant implications on learning and knowledge sharing, leading to better performance. For example, my work on software developers show that organizations should consider trade-offs between allocating software developers to work on specific systems to gain specialized experience versus allocating software developers to work on related and unrelated systems to gain diverse experience (Boh, Slaughter and Espinosa, 2007). Another research project also shows that appropriately allocating experts to project teams where their expertise is required overcomes the costs of coordinating across distance (Boh et al, 2007). I am also currently engaged in a research project examining how individuals? breadth and depth of expertise influences innovation success, and how organizations should allocate individuals with different expertise profiles to work on product development projects.
Knowledge Management. More recently, my work has focused on examining how various mechanisms such as the use of information technology can help organizations to more effectively share the knowledge embedded in individuals. My studies show that contrary to conventional thinking, which tends to view knowledge sharing mechanisms as either technology or people-oriented, different knowledge sharing mechanisms are complementary in nature (Boh, 2007). Hence, designing a portfolio of mechanisms (beyond simply the use of information technology) based on the characteristics and culture of the organization is critical for effective knowledge sharing.
Enabling Information Sharing across Organizational Units and Organizations. I believe that information technology plays a very significant role in facilitating information sharing across business units and organizations. Hence, some of my recent work examines how organizations can make use of IT standards and enterprise architecture to facilitate the integration and sharing of data across business units in a large organization (Boh and Yellin, 2007), or across organizations in a supply chain (Boh, Soh and Yeo, forthcoming). |
| Assoc Prof Boon Chirn Chye | Please See link below for more publications and awards.
http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/Eccboon/
(1) Awards:
PI: Ultra-low Power Fully Integrated CMOS 24GHz Receiver, $0.323mil, March 2008 to February 2011, AcRF Tier 1 MOE.
PI: Batteryless Flexible Transceiver for Biomedical Applications, $1,186,270 including scholarships), May 2009 to April 2012, AcRF Tier 2 MOE.
Co-PI: An Ultra Low-Power RFIC Chip For Wireless and Communication Applications S$1.2 mil, March 2006 to February 2009, funded by Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR).
Co-PI: System-on-chip: Realization of Software Radio, S$0.3 mil, 3 December 2008 to 2 December 2009, University of Electronic Science and Technology (UEST) of China-NTU Joint R&D, jointly funded by UEST and NTU.
Co-PI: An Ultra Low-Power RF Transceiver Chip towards a New Paradigm of Life Quality, S$0.25 mil, 3 December 2008 to 2 December 2009, NRF.
PI: High Thermal Resolution Ultra-Low Power Integrated Imager: Fund. Issues in CMOS, $840,000, July 2013 to June 2016, AcRF Tier 2 MOE.
PI: Project 17: Electronic Circuit Design, Communication, S$836,400, April. 2014 to March 2016, LEES-SMART-IRG.
Various JIP programs. |
| Assoc Prof Cai Jianfei | Jianfei's major research interests include digital media processing, multimedia compression, communications and networking technologies. Currently, he focuses on the cross-discipline research among the areas of multimedia, computer graphics, computer vision and networking technologies. |
| Assoc Prof Cham Tat Jen | Cham Tat Jen has worked on a number of research areas within computer vision.
(1) Matching and registration in images. 1994-96: matching partially observed image curves under different perspective projections. 1998: wide-baseline image mosaicing. 2002-present: matching between approximate 3D models and visible/thermal imagery. 2005-present: matching images related by high-level abstract concepts. Achievements: best paper prize in BMVC'94, best paper prize in ECCV'96; CVPR'97 oral, CVPR'98, T-PAMI (1999), CVPR'05, CVPR'07, CVPR'08; 2 DSTA grants worth $630K.
(2) Human tracking, modeling and understanding. 1998-2001: detailed tracking of humans as articulated figures in monocular video. 2003-: human activity recognition. Achievements: CVPR'99 oral paper cited 250+ times, 2 ICCV'99 orals with one cited 100+ times, CVPR'01 oral paper cited 50+ times; 6 US patents; invited talk at Pixar in 1999; various aspects of the framework has been implemented elsewhere, including at MIT, INRIA and IBM Research.
(3) Projector-camera systems. 2001-: novel interfaces using projector-camera systems, including an active shadow-elimination system for projector displays, and interactive interior relighting system simulating multiple light sources with a single projecor. 2003-2005: photometric calibration. 2005-2006: oblique out-of-focus compensation. Achievements: PROCAMS'05 best paper prize; CVPR'01, CVPR'03, CVPR'06, T-VCG (2007); 1 US patent and 1 ITTO-sponsored filing; material used in MDA IDM video (on MDA IDM website) and TeIN2 video; consultation with MINDEF Future Systems Directorate.
(4) Accelerated online machine learning. 2004-: online accelerating speed of inference during the processing of online learning for vision-based object detectors. 2007-: fast detection and learning for Adaboost-based face detectors. Achievements: CVPR'07 oral, ICCV'07 oral (note: 1 of only 2 1st-2nd author pairings in the world to achieve 2 oral papers in CVPR and ICCV 2007, out of 2500+ submissions), CVPR'08; PhD student received ICCV'07 student travel grant; PREMIA 2nd best student paper prize in 2007 (prized awarded for top Singapore student papers published in any pattern recognition-related journal or conference); open source PyCV package released and has been downloaded worldwide many times. |
| Dr Chan Chee Keong | Currently, Dr Chan is attached to the Information Engineering Division, lecturing in subjects related to computer systems, artificial intelligence, software engineering and cyber security. Through his years in NTU, he has published about 30 research papers in conferences, journals and book chapter. Dr Chan has also provided numerous consultations to the industries. His current research interest areas include data mining (text and solar radiation data mining), evolutionary algorithms (scheduling and games) and renewable energy. |
| Assoc Prof Chan Syin | Dr Chan Syin's research interests include multimedia information retrieval, web information extraction, ontology applications and multimedia understanding. |
| Assoc Prof Chau Lap Pui | Fast signal processing algorithms
Scalable video and video transcoding
Robust video transmission
VLSI for signal processing
Human motion analysis |
| Prof Chee Yeow Meng | 1) Combinatorics of Nanotechnology: low-power design, thermal-aware design, crosstalk issues, testing of deep submicron & nanometer-scale circuits, oligonucleotide sequence design for DNA computing, quantum error-correcting codes.
2) Designs, Codes & Cryptography: triple systems, block designs, pairwise balanced designs, group divisible designs, t-designs, Latin squares, error-correcting codes, erasure-resilient codes, codes for nonconventional channels, combinatorial cryptography, algorithms & computational methods, applications in computer science, engineering & biology.
3) Extremal Set Systems: Turan-type problems, packings & coverings, cover-free systems, nonadaptive group testing, applications in computer science, engineering & biology. |
| Asst Prof Chen Hsueh-hua | Dr. Chen’s research interests include the interplay between culture and communication, how technology brings changes in communication behaviors, the social impact of digital media and intergroup relations. Particularly, she investigates the ways in which individuals negotiate their identities and social relationships through interpersonal interaction cross cultural boundaries both in real life and virtual communities.
•Chen, V.H.H. (2014, Dec). Online Participation and Public discourse: A case study in Singapore. In Proceedings of Conference for E-Democracy and Open Government, Asia 2014, Hong Kong.
•Chai, S. L., Chen, V.H.H. & Khoo, A.C.E. (2011, May) Social Relationships of Gamers and their Parents. Paper to be appeared in proceeding of 2nd World Conference on Psychology, Counseling and Guidance, Antalya, Turkey.
•Sri, R. M.H., & Chen, V. H.H. (2010, June). Identity Negotiation of the Black African Diaspora through Discourse with Singaporeans. In proceedings of International Conference on Humanities and Social Sciences, Paris, France. (Student class paper)
Special attention has also been paid to the impact of new media on minority groups such as school children, migrants, women and older adults.
•Chen, V.H.H. & Chng, S.E.G. (2015 May). Parental Monitoring and Youths’ Online Risky Behaviors: Cross-sectional and Longitudinal Effects. Paper to be presented at the annual conference of the International Communication Association, San Juan, Puerto Rico. (Project PI)
•Tzuo, P.W., Chen, D., & Chen, V. H.H. (2013). A Student-Centered Method of Incorporating Computer Games into School: A Study in Singapore. The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher. (Project PI)
•Chib, A. and Chen, V. H. H. (2011). Midwives with mobiles: A dialectical perspective on gender arising from technology introduction in rural Indonesia. New Media and Society, 13(3), 486-501.
To enhance understanding of the ways new media technology and human communication interrelate, Dr. Chen has worked on several interdisciplinary projects that investigate specifically video game design for educational and social purposes.
•Tzuo, P.W., Ong, J. I. P., Yang, C. H., & Chen, V. H.H. (2012). Reconceptualizing pedagogical usability of and teachers’ roles in computer game-based learning in school. Educational Research and Reviews, 7(20), 419-429. (Project PI)
•Klopfer, E., Sheldon, J., Perry, J. & Chen, V. H. H. (2011). Ubiquitous games for learning (UbiqGames): Weatherlings, a worked example. Journal of Computer Assisted Learning. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2729.2011.00456.x (Project PI)
•Chu Yew Yee, S. L., Gu, Y. X., Chen, V.H.H. & Duh, H. B. L. (2010). A Game Design Method Empowering Children and Adults. IEEE Learning Technology Newsletter (Special Issue on Game-Based Learning), 12(1). (Project PI)
•Mehrabi, M. & Chen, V.H.H. (2010, November) Interactivity in Massively Multiplayer Online Games: A Concept Explication. In proceeding of 7th ACM International Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology, Taipei, Taiwan.
•Duh, H.B.L., Chu Yew Yee, S. L., Gu, Y. X., Chen, V.H.H. (2010, July) A Narrative-Driven Design Approach for Casual Games with Children. In the Proceedings of the 37th International Conference and Exhibition of Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques, Los Angeles, USA. (Project PI)
The most recent project gamifies the process of attitude change towards cultural diversity to facilitate social integration. Future projects will focus on utilizing game mechanisms to promote empathy and social inclusion towards marginalized groups and achieve positive intergroup relations. |
| Prof Chen I-Ming | 1) Mechatronics system design: cable-driven systems, biomorphic robots, entertainment robots;
2) Wearable sensors and haptic devices;
3) Body sensor network, wireless sensor network and sensor grid;
4) Reconfigurable automation;
5) Parallel kinematics machines (PKM);
6) Micro- and nano-manipulation systems;
7) Spherical actuators and smart material based actuators;
8) Robotic locomotion. |
| Assoc Prof Chen Lihui | Dr. Chen's research interests include machine learning algorithms/soft computing (fuzzy logic and neural networks) with applications to data mining, web intelligence, image processing and pattern recognition. She has been actively working in those areas for many years on projects at various levels. Currently her research focus is on some basic researches in data mining as well as its applications which may have significance in information search and retrieval on Internet.
Ongoing Research Projects:
. Machine Learning and Mining Techniques for Web Intelligence, Information Retrieval
. Clustering Methods in Text/Web Mining
. Novel techniques for Document Summarization |
| Prof Cheng Tee Hiang | Optical Communication and Networking
Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANET)
Complex Networks
Network Security |
| Assoc Prof Chia Liang Tien | His research interests can be broadly categorized into the following areas, Internet related research with emphasis on the Semantic Web, Multimedia Understanding through media analysis, annotation and adaptation, Multimodal data fusion and Multimodality Ontology for Multimedia.. He has published over 100 refereed research papers. |
| Assoc Prof Chong Yong Kim | Prof Chong's areas of expertise are Parallel and Distributed Multiprocessor Systems, Adaptive and Active Noise Control, and DSP-based Audio and Image Processing. His current research works involves Perceptual Subband DCT JPEG Image Coding System, DSP-Based Digital Media Processing and Integrated Headsets using the Adaptive Hybrid Active Noise Control System. |
| Assoc Prof Christine Koh Siew Kuan | outsourcing management
cultural intelligence
cross-cultural issues in managing foreign talent |
| Prof Chuah Chen Nee | Internet measurements, big data over networks, network management and traffic engineering, online social networks, and intelligent transportation systems |
| Assoc Prof Damien Joseph | His research interests are in the management of high-technology professionals, specifically examining issues relating to career, compensation, competencies, culture, and leadership. |
| Prof Daniel Thalmann | Professor Daniel Thalmann's current research interests include real-time virtual humans in virtual reality, immersive virtual environments, social robots, gesture recognition, crowd simulation, and multimodal interaction. He is also interested in applications in Cultural Heritage and Virtual Rehabilitation. |
| Assoc Prof Deepu Rajan | Image and video processing, computer vision, multimedia signal processing. |
| Prof Er Meng Hwa | 1. Array Signal Processing
- Robust Broadband and Narrowband Beamforming Techniques
- Basic Array Theory & Pattern Synthesis Techniques
- Partially Adaptive Array Design
- Microphone Array Design
- Audio Beam Loudspeakers
2. Image Processing and Computer Vision
- Image Processing of VLSI Chips
- Images Resolution Enhancement Techniques
- Medical Imaging
3. Satellite Communications
- LEO Satellite Communications Technology
4. Optimization Techniques
- Constrained and Unconstrained Optimization Techniques
5. DSP Applications & Implementations
- Surround Sound System
- RSA Cryptosystem
- Microphone Array
- Audio Beam Loudspeakers
Secured and completed a total of 24 research projects with an accumulative grant of $20,873,595. |
| Prof Er Meng Joo | Professor Er Meng Joo's areas of expertise are intelligent control theory and applications, fuzzy logic and neural networks and robotics and automation. His current works focus on control theory and applications, fuzzy logic and neural networks, computational intelligence, cognitive systems, robotics and automation, sensor networks and biomedical engineering. |
| Assoc Prof Erry Gunawan | Assoc Prof Erry Gunawan's areas of expertise are in digital wireless communications systems, powerline communications, channel coding, spread-spectrum communications and CDMA, OFDM, MAC protocol and radio-locations. His current research works focus on the applications of UWB for RADAR and medical imaging and MIMO wireless communications. |
| Prof Foo Shou Boon, Schubert | Professor Schubert Foo's research areas cover multimedia technology, Internet technology, multilingual information retrieval, digital libraries, information literacy, knowledge management and social media innovations. |
| Assoc Prof Francis Charles Bond | Francis Bond's areas of interest are: Machine Translation, Deep Parsing, Word Sense Disambiguation, Computational Lexicography and the linguistic phenomena of Definiteness, Number, Countability and Numeral classifiers. His current research work focuses on parsing English, Japanese and Korean with head-driven phrase structure grammars; word sense disambiguation with WordNet; constructing a Japanese WordNet and other lexicons. |
| Assoc Prof Gan Woon Seng | His research interests include directional sound beam (AUDIO BEAM SYSTEM), active noise control, adaptive signal processing, psycho-acoustical signal processing, embedded media processing, and real-time digital signal processing. |
| Assoc Prof Goh Hoe Lian, Dion | Dion Goh has extensive experience in the areas of social media practices and perceptions, gamification techniques for shaping user perceptions and motivating behavior, and mobile information sharing and seeking. |
| Assoc Prof Goh Kim Huat | Electronic Markets Strategy, Economic Value of Information Technology Investment, Behavioral Economics & Information Goods Pricing, Consumer behavior in information technology mediated environments |
| Assoc Prof Guan Yong Liang | 1) Modulation, coding, and signal processing
- UWB signal processing
- Dirty-paper coding
- MIMO coding
- Turbo/LDPC coding
- Multi-carrier modulation
- Wideband CDMA
2) Channel modeling
- Power line communication channels
- Multi-carrier channels
- UWB channels
3) Digital watermarking for information security
- Dirty-paper watermark coding
- Biomedical image watermarking
- Compressed video watermarking
- Watermark attacks and counter-attacks |
| Assoc Prof Hsu Wen Jing | High Performance Computing; Parallel and Distributed systems;
Resource Scheduling; Multi-core Computing; Energy-efficient Scheduling; Green Computing;
Peer-to-peer systems; Personal Positioning; Location-aware systems and applications; |
| Prof Huang Guangbin | Extreme Learning Machine, Neuroscience, machine learning theories and algorithms, human-computer interface, data analytics, video analytics, robotics. |
| Dr Huang Shell Ying | simulation based optimization heuristics, metaheuristics, computational science, computational logistics and intelligent decision support systems. |
| Assoc Prof Hui Siu Cheung | Assoc Prof Hui Siu Cheung's areas of expertise are data mining, Web mining, information retrieval, natural language processing, mathematical data mining, intelligent tutoring systems and Semantic Web. His current research works focus on information retrieval, text mining, natural query processing and Semantic Web. |
| Assoc Prof (Adj) Hung Gih Guang @ Terence | HPC techniques for heterogeneous architecture.
HPC performance benchmarking and modelling.
Grid and cloud computing. |
| Assoc Prof James Patrick Williams | Professor Williams is trained in the symbolic interactionist tradition of sociology, a social-psychological perspective that foregrounds language and meaning as key dimensions of understanding the everyday life.
Prof Williams' research focuses on two specific areas of interest: youth sub/cultures, and digital media cultures. Much of Prof Williams' publications in recent years have centered on the construction of subcultural selves/identities among young people who feel in some way separate from mainstream society. His main contributions to sociology have been theorizing (1) the role new media technologies play in facilitating the development and diffusion of subcultures and subcultural identities and (2) theorizing the social construction of subcultural authenticity. His second interest relates to the increasing salience of fantasy and digital games in everyday life. He has co-edited two books related to fantasy and video games and is interested in issues of role-identity and deviant behavior within digital environments. |
| Asst Prof (Adj) James Ten Soo Lin | N/A |
| Assoc Prof Jiang Xudong | Xudong Jiang's areas of expertise are pattern recognition, computer vision, biometrics, signal and image processing. His current research works focus on statistical pattern classification, feature extraction from image, fingerprint recognition, human face detection and recognition, multimodal biometric fusion, and visual object detection and recognition. |
| Assoc Prof Jin Cheon Na | His research interest focuses on Digital Libraries and Hypermedia Systems. He is primarily investigating effective ways of information processing by applying various techniques from multiple disciplines, such as information retrieval, data mining, machine learning, natural language processing, and human-computer interaction. Specifically he is doing researches in automatic sentiment classification (e.g. automatically classifying Web product reviews as expressing positive or negative sentiments/opinions), information extraction pattern learning for knowledge discovery, and development of digital library applications that provide intelligent, user-friendly interface. |
| Prof Joseph Bart Walther | Prof. Walther's research focuses on how people perceive one another via Internet applications and social media, how people manage their self-presentations, and how presentations and perceptions affect a variety of types of relationships. The work integrates dynamics from communication, psychology, and information science. Its foci include
(1) how Internet users' perceptions of their similarity to and relationship with others affect persuasion (for example, how social media comments from those who appear to be peers affect persuasion from otherwise authoritative sources, in online personal or medical advice);
(2) how individuals exploit the aspects of social media to improve their self-presentations (in online chats, Facebook, and dating sites), and how their self-presentations affect their self-perception and well-being;
(3) how online collaborations and international or intercultural virtual team members get to know one another, and the social, technical, temporal, and psychological factors that promote effective relationships, productivity, and the reduction of prejudice among group members with different backgrounds.
Prof. Walther's work attempts to develop, refine, and test novel theoretical ideas as well as to extend and adjust existing theoretical models from Communication and Social Psychology from as far back as the 1950s. Several of his publications have successfully employed pre-Internet theories to incorporate the characteristics of contemporary social media systems to predict and explain online behavior. At the same time, his work has produced several original theoretical models, including the social information processing theory of computer-mediated communication, the hyperpersonal model of communication, warranting theory, and the efficiency framework of media selection and effects. Prof. Walther employs experimental and survey research methods to test and evaluate these models. |
| Assoc Prof Jung Younbo | Dr. Jung has published research on the use of new interactive technologies in medical interventions (e.g., virtual reality and haptics-enhanced systems for learning motor functions in stroke rehabilitation; and patient/clinician distribution platform with tele-rehabilitation application), the Internet and computer training for seniors to cross the digital divide, the effects of social robots' embodiment on their meaningful social interactions with humans, and the use of videogames and social TV for seniors' subjective well-being and intergenerational bonding. His work has appeared in International Journal of Human Computer Studies, Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation, Journal of Cultural and Evolutionary Psychology, ,Computers in Human Behavior, Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, and proceedings of CHI and IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications Workshops. Currently, Dr. Jung examines the effects of virtual social interaction on marginalized populations in various media forms. |
| Assoc Prof (Adj) Kang Meng Chow | Information Security Risk Management; Information Security Professional Practices; Cybersecurity Strategy, Policy, and Regional Development (Asia). |
| Prof Khoo Li Pheng | Artificial Intelligence and Applications, Decision Science, Collaborative Design, Systems Design and Diagnosis. |
| Assoc Prof Khoo Soo Guan, Christopher | Chris Khoo's current research projects are:
- Digital intelligence (WKWSCI Academic Research Cluster funding)
- Automatic multidocument summarization of research articles
- Autmatic extraction of treatment information from a medical database
- Automatic sentiment analysis of multiple Web genres
- Human categorization behaviour
- Integrated clinical decision support system for wound care management
- Knowledge organization of websites, portals & learning object repositories |
| Prof Kot Chichung, Alex | signal processing for communication, biometrics, image forensics and information security |
| Prof Lam Kwok Yan | Distributed Systems Security,
Cyber Security,
Multi-modal Biometrics in Homeland Security,
Enterprise Architecture,
Biometric Cryptography,
Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP). |
| Assoc Prof Lau Chiew Tong | Wireless Communications |
| Assoc Prof Law Choi Look | Dr. Choi Look LAW's areas of expertise are microwave circuits and wireless systems. His research interests are digital beam forming array antenna, ultra-wideband microwave circuits, wideband channel characterization and modeling, radio frequency identification, wireless networking and positioning systems.His current research work focus on high linearity high efficiency microwave power amplifiers for OFDM sytems and scalable precision positioning systems using ultra-wideband impulse radio. |
| Assoc Prof Lee Bu Sung | Grid/Cloud Computing especially in the area of scheduling and scalability in data intensive application. Computer Network especially in the area of SDN, wireless ad hoc network, Quality of service.
Research Awards:
Chonho Lee, Liu Yi, Li-Hau Tan, Weihan Goh, Bu-Sung Lee, Chai-Kiat Yeo, “A wavelet entropy-based change point detection on Network traffic”, 1st International workshop on Enterprise Security 2014. Held in conjunction with IEEE Cloudcom 2014. Singapore(3rd Prize in Best Paper award).
Shanjiang Tang, Bu-Sung Lee, Bingsheng He “DynamicMR: A Dynamic Slot Allocation Optimization Framework for MapReduce Clusters” . IEEE Transactions on Cloud Computing. 2014
Abhishek Gupta, Laxmikant Kale, Filippo Gioachin, Verdi March, Chun Hui Suen, Bu-Sung Lee, Paolo Faraboschi, Richard Kaufmann and Dejan Milojicic, “The Who, What, Why and How of High Performance Computing in the Cloud”, 5th International conference on IEEE Cloud Computing Technology and Science, Dec 2013, Bristol, UK.(Best Paper Award)
Henry Kasim, Terence Hung, Erika Fille Tupas Legara, Kee Khoon Lee, Xiaorong Li, Bu-Sung Lee, Vicknesh Selvam, Sifei Lu, Long Wang, Christopher Monterola, and Vasundhara Jayaraman, “Scalable Complex System Modeling for Sustainable City”, 6th IEEE International Scalable Computing Challenge (SCALE 2013) held in conjunction with the 13th IEEE International symposium on Cluster, Cloud and Grid Computing(ccGrid 2013) at Delft, Netherland. 13-16 May 2013. (1st prize winner of the Scalable Computing challenge)
Markus Kirchberg, Ryan K L Ko, Bu-Sung Lee, 2011 “From Linked Data to Relevant Data -- Time is the Essence” 1st International Workshop on Usage Analysis and the Web of Data (USEWOD) held in conjunction with the 20th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW), 2011, Hyderabad, India. (Best Paper Award)
Dang Duc Nguyen, Teck Meng Lim, Chai-Kiat Yeo, Bu-Sung Lee, 2010 “Seamless Handoff in Heterogenous Network for VoIP application,” The Second International Conference on Advances in Future Internet(AFIN2010), July 18-25, 2010. Venice, Italy (Best Paper Award) |
| Assoc Prof Lee Chei Sian | Her research interests include computer-mediated communication, social computing, and mobile content sharing. |
| Assoc Prof Lee Yee Hui | Antenna Design
Computational Electromagnetics
Electromagnetic Compatibility and Susceptibility
Channel Characterisation
Rain Propagation |
| Assoc Prof Lee Yong Tsui | His research interests lie mainly in computer related areas, such as computer graphics, geometric modeling, computer-aided design and manufacturing, and related applications. More specifically, he current focus is in computer-aided conceptual design, looking at the problem of converting design sketches into 3D models, which can then be ?beautified? to become CAD models. He is also studying the simulation of vehicle collisions, as an impartial assistant to judicial litigation on road accident cases. |
| Prof Leung Cyril Sik | Digital communications, wireless communication networks, sensor networks, ubiquitous computing, elderly-friendly technologies, digital/social signal processing, security and privacy, trust computational models, information theory |
| Prof (Adj) Li Haizhou | Prof Li’s current research interests include automatic speech recognition, speech analysis and synthesis, natural language processing, information retrieval, and human-robot interaction. |
| Assoc Prof Li Kwok Hung | Dr. Li Kwok Hung's research interest has centered on the area of digital communication theory with emphasis on spread-spectrum communications, mobile communications, coding and signal processing. His current research works focus on performance studies of (i) cooperative communications; (ii) space-frequency codes for multiple-input-multiple-output systems; (iii) fast frequency hopping (FFH) over frequency-selective fading channels; and (iv) ultra-wideband (UWB) systems. |
| Assoc Prof (Adj) Lim Joo Hwee | Dr. LIM Joo Hwee's areas of expertise are computer vision, pattern recognition, and computational intelligence. His current research works focus on scene/object recognition, content-based image retrieval, medical image analysis, and cognitive vision. |
| Assoc Prof Lin Zhiping | Dr Zhiping Lin's research interests include multidimensional systems and signal processing, array and radar signal processing, and biomedical signal processing. |
| Assoc Prof Low Chor Ping | Combinatorial Optimization, Design & Analysis of Algorithms, Network Performance Modeling & Analysis, Algorithmic Graph Theory. |
| Prof Lu Yilong | Prof LU Yilong's research interests include modern radar systems, antennas, array signal processing, microwave circuits/devices, computational electromagnetics, evolutionary computation for optimization of complex problems. His current research works focus on new radar system concepts and demonstration, integrated millimeter wave antenna array, vector antennas, and new approaches for estimation of direction of arrival.
Below is a more detailed list of his research interests:
1. Modern Radar Systems
1.1 Passive Radar (based on GSM, DTV and WiMAX illuminations)
1.2 High Frequency Surface Wave Radar (HFSWR)
1.3 Foliage Penetration Radar
1.4 Multiple-Input and Multiple-Output (MIMO) Radar
1.5 Radar Imaging
2. Antennas
2.1 Wire antennas
2.2 Microstrip antennas
2.3 Millimeter wave antennas
2.4 Cavity antennas
2.5 Conformal antennas
2.6 Vector antennas
3. Array Signal Processing
3.1 Arbitrary digital beamforming (DBF)
3.2 Estimation of direction of arrival (DoA)
4. Microwave/Optical Circuits/Devices
4.1 Microwave digital receiver modules
4.2 Microwave filters
4.3 Integrated dielectric waveguides
4.4 Photonic crystal fiber (PCF)
5. Computational Electromagnetics (CEM)
5.1 Finite Element Method (FEM)
5.2 Method of Moment (MoM)
5.3 Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method
5.4 Wavelet Transform Method (WTM)
5.5 Efficient matrix equation solvers for generalized eigensystems
6. Evolutionary Computation
6.1 Genetic Algorithms (GA)
6.2 Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO)
6.3 Applications of Evolution Computation for Optimization of Complex problems
7. GUI Software Development
7.1 MATLAB NEC Toolbox (NEC: Numerical Electromagnetic Code)
7.2 MATLAB Receiver Toolbox
7.3 MATLAB Radar Toolbox |
| Prof Ma Kai Kuang | Digital image/video coding and standards, wavelets and filter banks, image/video processing, denoising, super-resolution, error resilience and concealment, content-based image indexing and retrieval, and scene analysis and recognition. |
| Assoc Prof Ma Maode | Wireless Networking, Wireless Network Security, MAC layer Protocol Design, Performance Evaluation of Computer Networks |
| Asst Prof Mariana Andrade | Mariana Andrade’s research interests span four main areas: IT business value, embedded economy, competitive dynamics and data analytics. She is especially interested on exploring the granular mechanisms through which IT and other technologies influence firm performance and ultimately firm survival. Her research thrives to analyze overlooked and emergent phenomena that have relevant impact on corporations, such as technological innovation in emergent economies and interfirm linkages in hypercompetitive environments. Within these domains, she is currently involved in various multi-disciplinary projects that investigate the role of IS in business performance and innovation in both developed and developing world contexts.
Her research has been published in the Academy of Management Proceedings and the Proceedings of the International Conference of Information Systems and presented in leading international conferences such as the Academy of Management Annual Meeting, International Conference of Information Systems, Americas Conference of Information Systems, and Strategic Management Society Conference. Her work has received one of the Best Paper Awards from the premier international conference of management scholars (Academy of Management Annual Meeting). Moreover, she has received several awards and scholarships, including a fellowship from the National Science Foundation and the University of Illinois at Chicago, the Reaching Out Award from the HKSAR Government, and The University of Hong Kong postgraduate fellowship. |
| Assoc Prof Mian Shaheen Majid | Associate Professor Mian Shaheen Majid's areas of interest include: Information management, environment intelligence, information literacy, information and knowledge sharing, and information needs and information seeking patterns. |
| Prof Miao Chun Yan | Dr. Jaclyn, Chunyan Miao's area of expertise are Agent, Multi-Agent Systems (MAS), Agent Oriented Software Engineering (AOSE), Semantic Web/Grid, Agent Augmented Interactive Media/gaming/storytelling, Agent Mediated e-services?mobile agents for wireless communications. Her current research works focus on infusing intelligent agents into interactive new media (virtual, mixed, mobile and pervasive media) to create novel experiences and dimensions in game design, interactive narrative and other real world agent systems. |
| Assoc Prof Mohammed Yakoob Siyal | Computer vision
Image processing
Medical image processing
Biometric-bases security
E-commerce
Watermarking
Computer architecture
IT |
| Assoc Prof Ng Wee Keong | Data Analytics and Data Mining
Information Security, Trust and Privacy
Social Networks and Informatics
Cloud Computing and Applications |
| Dr Owen Noel Newton Fernando | My research primarily focuses on novel interfaces and interactive systems to provide seamless, intuitive, and immersive user experiences. In doing so, I employ the formal method of design thinking to generate innovative solutions for complex problems, based on a user-centered approach with multi-disciplinary teams. The interactive systems I have developed have involved collaboration with professional designers and digital artists in Singapore, Japan, and India. Equally importantly, these innovations have also involved multidisciplinary engagement with experts from academia, industry, and the policy sectors. This approach has resulted in innovative interfaces and interactive systems that are not only cutting edge in terms of technology, but also those that bear long-lasting value to community and the issues they confront. Focusing on usability, researchers in information visualization and HCI often rely on well-known rules to inform the design of visual interfaces and endow with less attention to artistic qualities of a design product, such as imagination, inspiration from social trends, and aesthetics.My experience has revealed that if we combine the traditional approach of incremental research with methodologies, models and modeling practices from art and design, we can often produce novel research hypotheses that lead to new ideas and innovation.
One of the main goals of my work is to increase the role of interactive systems in the day-to-day life of people by encouraging and facilitating user engagement. I try to design natural interfaces and interactive devices that are easy to learn and pleasant to use, improving the data exploration process and facilitating the communication of insights. I will continue exploring how direct manipulation through natural interfaces, digital and tangible controls, aesthetic design and metaphors could best improve user experience when users interact with digital media. Researchers have shown that a more intuitive, engaging and captivating user interface will not only improve the effectiveness of the system, but also it boosts the productivity of users. To develop such natural interfaces and interactive systems, there are fundamental and theoretical issues that must be addressed. Hence, the research issues need to be examined through a combination of engineering, design, and human computer interface studies. |
| Asst Prof Pang Lee San Natalie | Natalie Pang obtained her Ph.D. in Information Management from Monash University in 2009, where her research was also awarded the Vice Chancellor’s Commendation for Doctoral thesis excellence and the Faculty of IT doctoral medal. Her research interests are: social informatics, collective action and information behaviour on the Internet, qualitative and mixed methods research, end-user interactions in heritage sites, and social media innovations for marginalised communities. Natalie has taught courses in social informatics and computing, information management, qualitative research methods, information behaviour, and records management. |
| Dr Pee Loo Geok | IT-Enabled Knowledge Management |
| Asst Prof Peyrin Thomas | His favorite research topic is symmetric-key cryptography, in particular hash functions, block ciphers and cryptanalysis. He also recently got interested in lightweight cryptography, aimed for very constrained environments. Notably, he is one of the designers of LED and PHOTON, currently the smallest known block cipher and hash function. He was involved in the NIST SHA-3 competition as one of the main designers of the candidate ECHO, which has been selected for the second round of the process. He also proposed BPS, a format-preserving encryption scheme, which is currently being standardized by the American National Standards Institute. |
| Assoc Prof Pina Marziliano | - Digital signal and image processing
- Sampling theory and applications
- Biomedical signal and image processing
- Watermarking and information security
- Perceptual quality metrics for multimedia |
| Prof Seah Hock Soon | Prof Seah Hock Soon has more than 20 years experience in Computer Graphics and Imaging research. His current research areas are in geometric modeling, image sequence analysis with applications to digital film effects, automatic in-between frame generation from hand-drawn sketches, augmented reality, and advanced medical visualization. |
| Assoc Prof Ser Wee | Prof Ser's expertise areas are sensor array signal processing and signal classification techniques.
His current research works focus on robust beamforming and DOA estimation techniques for microphone array, location estimatin techinques for ambient intelligence, detection and classification techniques for sound based as well as radiowave based healthcare and surveillance applciations, integrated audio-video signal processing, audio scene analysis and speech emotion analysis for natural human-computer interaction, as well as EEG brain signal analysis. |
| Assoc Prof Sheel Aditya | AREAS OF EXPERTISE: Antennas, Microwaves, Microwave Integrated Circuits, Integrated Optics, Microwave Photonics, Optical Fiber Communication
CURRENT AREAS OF RESEARCH INTEREST:
1. Novel planar microwave guiding structures and antennas
2. Micro-fabrication of components for travelling-wave tubes
3. Microwave photonics |
| Assoc Prof Shen Zhongxiang | 1. Design and analysis of various planar antennas and arrays
2. Study of thin and broadband absorbing materials
3. Modeling of large and complex electromagnetic field problems using hybrid techniques. |
| Assoc Prof Shirley Ho Soo Yee | Media effects and public opinion in the context of science, health, and environmental issues
Impacts of new media and social-psychological factors on attitudinal and behavioral outcomes
Mass communication theory and quantitative research methods |
| Prof Shum Ping | Optical Communication
Fiber Technology
Bluetooth
Interactive and digital media |
| Assoc Prof Sia Siew Kien | Enterprise Resource Planning
ERP systems represent a major change in organisational information systems in terms of their scale and scope, reliance on vendors and advocacy of best practices. They are pervasive and often mission critical. Streamlining and integrating organisational procedures and standardising them over a single platform were what these systems promised. However, cases of expensive ERP implementations going awry has led many to recognise the inherent challenges of successfully implementing such complex package software. Research is currently in progress on these themes: (1) cultural fit of the underlying ERP business models, (2) partitioning the sources of misfits in ERP, (3) challenges in analysing, designing, and implementing ERP, and (4) ERP as an leverage for enterprise integration.
Achieving Global Excellence in Asian Companies: Strategy, Governance and Technology
The growth of the Asian market has led to the development of a select group of Asian companies that have successfully established an international presence. How did these enterprises transform themselves to capture the opportunities in the international market? What strategy and governance principles have they used? How has information technology enabled scale, responsiveness, and innovation in the highly volatile business environment? This research study seeks to understand the practices followed by a handful of leading Asian companies that have clearly established themselves as global leaders. |
| Assoc Prof So Ping Lam | Dr So's areas of expertise are power system stability and control, FACTS, active power filters, and power line communications. His current research works focus on distributed generation, clean and renewable energy, microgrids and smart grids. |
| Prof Soh Wai Lin, Christina | Prof. Soh's research interests include the business value of IT, national IT policy, and enterprise systems implementation. Her current interests include the management of global IT in multinational organizations, the strategic dynamics of IT-centric businesses such as electronic marketplaces, and the management of large, complex projects. |
| Assoc Prof Soong Boon Hee | Research interests in the area of Ad Hoc and Wireless Sensors Networks, Mobility Management, Network Planning and Capacity Optimisation, and Adaptive Video Rate Control. |
| Prof Sun Chengzheng | Professor Sun's current research focuses on collaborative Internet computing, which lies at the intersections of Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), distributed systems and computer communication networks, human-computer interaction, and software engineering. Major applications of his research include: collaborative productivity systems (e.g. collaborative word processors, slide authoring and presentation tools, spreadsheets, web page design tools, graphics drawing tools, and image/photo editors), collaborative design and engineering (e.g. collaborative Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE) systems), and collaborative virtual environments (e.g. collaborative distributed simulation, virtual enterprise, and network-based multi-user games). |
| Prof Tan Ah Hwee | Prof Tan's research areas include intelligent agents, cognitive and neural systems, machine learning, knowledge discovery and text mining.
His current projects focus on agent-augmented virtual environment (supported by Singapore National Research Foundation), media fusion and analysis (with A*Star Institute for Infocomm Technology), biologically-inspired integrated cognitive architectures (with DSO National Laboratories) and cognitive information systems for situatio awareness modelling and context-aware decision support (with ST Engineering). |
| Assoc Prof Tan Eng Leong | Computational electromagnetics/optics/acoustics - FDTD, ADI/LOD/SS, fundamental implicit schemes; RF/Microwave IC; SAW/BAW; Photonic crystals, phononic crystals |
| Mr Tan Kheng Leong | - Software Engineering Methodologies
- Mobile Devices Security
- Software/Application Security |
| Asst Prof Tan Rui | Cyber-physical systems, wireless sensor networks, and information security in these systems |
| Assoc Prof Tan Soo Kiat, Harry | Information Law & Policy, Technology Law & Policy, Intellectual Property and Media Law & Policy. Sub-category of speciality is in Digital Security Law & Practice. |
| Assoc Prof Tan Soon Yim | Prof Soon Yim TAN's areas of expertise are electromagnetic scattering and diffraction theory, localization methodology and propagation models for wireless communication systems and sensor networks, and non-invasive cancer detection. His current research works focus on non line-of sight localization methodology for mobile communications and sensor networks, Microwave breast cancer detection and magnetic therapeutic. |
| Assoc Prof Tan Yap Peng | Image and Video Processing; Multimedia Computing; Computer Vision; Pattern Recognition; Information Retrieval. |
| Assoc Prof Tang Dingyuan | Laser physics and engineering, laser technology, nonlinear optics, nonlinear fiber optics, ultrafast optics, nonlinear dynamics of optical systsms, nano optics, optical materials |
| Assoc Prof Teh Kah Chan | Prof Teh Kah Chan's areas of expertise and research interests are as follows:
1. Signal Processing for Communications
2. Performance Analyses for Spread Spectrum (Direct-Sequence and Frequency-Hopped) Communication Systems
3. Multi-user Detection for Code-division Multiple-Access Systems
4. Interference Suppression for Ultra-Wideband Communication Systems
5. Cognitive Radio |
| Prof Theng Yin Leng | Theng's research interests are mainly in user-centred design, interaction design and usability engineering. She has participated in varying capacities as principal investigator, co-investigator and collaborator in numerous research projects in the United Kingdom and Singapore since 1998. In the area of research, Dr.Theng’s philosophy is about doing worthwhile, scientifically-based experimental Human-Computer Interaction in understanding users and their interactions, especially for Information Systems, in her earlier research on the World Wide Web and Digital Libraries, and with recent focus on interactive systems/devices for Healthcare and Education. Her main research interest is to develop innovative tools, techniques, methods and models to assist in the design and evaluation of interactive systems/devices, making research relevant and impacting society. From 2003 to 2015, as a PI, she has garnered a total of slightly over S$3M as PI and about S$2M as Co-PI and Collaborator. Dr. Theng has more than 200 papers and publishes widely in top-tiered international journals and conferences. Recent interests include applying user issues to elderly & technologies, games for health, health informatics, smart nation & metrics. |
| Mr Toh Guan Nge | Multimedia and E-learning
Mobile Applications and Developments |
| Assoc Prof Tung Lai Lai | My current research interest includes examining the cognitive and behavioral issues of participants in virtual communities. Another separate research track looks at website effectiveness from the dual-perspective of web-designers and users. |
| Assoc Prof Vun Chan Hua, Nicholas | Prof Nicholas Vun's areas of expertise are embedded system design, switch mode power supply, and embedded data acquisition system. His current research works focus on developing embedded signal conversion and signal processing techniques based on compressive sensing and number theory approach. |
| Assoc Prof Wang Huaxiong | Cryptography Information Security, Coding Theory, Combinatorics, Theoretical Computer Science |
| Assoc Prof Wang Ping | - Multimedia wireless communications
- Distributed resource allocation
- Quality-of-service (QoS) provisioning
- Medium access control, call admission control, and congestion control
- Cross-layer design |
| Asst Prof Wu Hongjun | Cryptography, cryptanalysis, computer security |
| Assoc Prof Xie Ming | Intelligent Vehicle, Humanoid Robot, Machine Intelligence. |
| Asst Prof Xing Zhenchang | Dr. Xing's research is centered around software engineering. He consider software engineering as a unique perspective of computing research. This perspective represents the quest to answer the question "how can we build complex systems simply?" He believe that this quest requires an integral vision of human, techniques, and systems in software engineering research. His research currently focuses on three interrelated topics: innovative human-oriented software development infrastructure and tools, sustainable software maintenance and reengineering, and reliable and secure system operation. Dr. Xing's research is empirical and multi-disciplinary. To solve challenging problems in building complex system, he investigate and incorporate theories and practices from multiple areas of computer sciences, such as interaction design, data mining, formal methods, cloud computing, and computer security. |
| Assoc Prof Yap Kim Hui | Dr. Yap's main research interests include image/video processing, media content analysis, computer vision, human-computer interaction, and computational intelligence. |
| Assoc Prof Yeo Chai Kiat | Her research focus is on Heterogeneous and robust MANETs, Pervasive Wireless Access and Seamless Mobile Communication in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks, IP Mobility, overlay networks and Peer-to-Peer Systems, Speech Enhancement and Processing. |
| Prof Zhang Yue Ping | He has broad interests in radio science and technology with current emphasis on MMIC and RFIC design for wireless chip area network and antenna-in-package (AiP) technology for single-chip radio devices. |
| Prof Zhong Wende | Dr Zhong has broad research interests including data center system, smart grid, performance evaluation and optimization, and optical communication system and network. |
