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Yu, Yanguang Associate Professor

Associate Professor

  • Optoelectronic Signal Processing Research Laboratory
  • Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences
  • School of Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering
  • ICT Research Institute
  • Associate Editor - Optics Express--OSA publishing 2021 -

Overview

Yanguang (Sunny) Yu   received BE from Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China in 1986, and Ph.D. degree from the Harbin Institute of Technology, China, in 2000, all in Electrical Engineering.  She joined the University of Wollongong (UoW) since 2007 and is now working as an Associate Professor at the School of Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering (SECTE) in this University.  She was with the Faculty of Information Engineering, Zhengzhou University, China, on various appointments including a Lecturer (1986-1999), Associate Professor (2000-2004), Professor (2005-2007).   From 2001 and 2002 she was a Postdoctoral Fellow at Opto-Electronics Information Science and Technology Laboratory, Tianjin University, China.  She also had a number of visiting appointments including a Visiting Fellow at the Optoelectronics Group, Department of Electronics, University of Pavia, Italy (2002-2003), a Principal Visiting Fellow at the University of Wollongong, Australia (2004-2005), a visiting Professor at the Engineering School ENSEEIHT, University of Toulouse, France respectively in June, 2004,September 2006 and June 2015. 

Yu has been working on non-contact optical sensing using optical feedback laser interferometer since her PHD in 2000.  Her skills include use of semiconductor lasers,  fibre,  weak signal detection, and optical and electrical signal processing.

Her research interests include sensing and measurements, 3-D profile measurements, signal processing and communication systems,and recently focus on microwave photonic sensing topic.  
 
She has authored/co-authored nearly 200 peer reviewed publications. She is currently an Associate Editor for Optics Express. 

Top Publications

Research Overview

  • Yangung  Yu has been successful in terms of attracting external research funding in both China and Australia.  In China she received 6 research grants, including 3 from Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC).  Note that the success rate in NSFC is similar to ARC in Australia.  1 from the ministry of China education, 1 from the China Scholarship Council, 1 from Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defence, China.  Also, She successfully obtained the support of ARC Linkage International award as the partner investigator (2005-2007).   Since working in UOW as a Visiting Principal Fellow in 2004 and formally joining UOW in 2007, She gained FIVE internal grants from the University of Wollongong including 1 URC for ARC Discovery near miss grants,  2 URC Small Grants and 2 UIC grants.  

Member Of

  • IEEE Senior Member 2009 -

Selected Publications

Advisees

  • Graduate Advising Relationship

    Degree Research Title Advisee
    Doctor of Philosophy Design and Optimise the Structured Light Pattern for Three- dimensional Sharp measurement
    Doctor of Philosophy Target Localization Using Bistatic MIMO Radar.
    Doctor of Philosophy A Laser Diode Operating at Period One Oscillation for Sensing
    Doctor of Philosophy Non-contact detection for Acoustic emission by using a self-mixing laser diode Chen, Zhuqiu
    Doctor of Philosophy Wireless Communications He, Xiaochen

Education And Training

Teaching Overview

  • Dr Yu has a long history in tertiary education and she has gained broad teaching experience through her employment at Zhengzhou University in China (1986-1996, 2002-2006) and University of Wollongong (UoW), Australia (2009-present). Her teaching focused on “advanced sensing technologies” and “advanced signal processing algorithms” in China. Since joining UoW in 2009, she has taught 7 different subjects for both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and involved in another 7 subjects as a coordinator, tutor/lab demonstrator/mentor/thesis supervisor.  

    The details of teaching duties:

    1)     ECTE401/901(Multi-media Signal Processing): 6-credit point major subject for postgraduate and undergraduate students. 1-hour lecture, 0.5 hour tutorial and 1-hour practical per week.  2009 and 2010.  Subject Coordinator

    2)     ECTE433/933 (Embedded System): 6-credit point major subject for post and undergraduate students. 1-hour lecture and 1-hour tutorial and 1.5-hour Practical per week. Every autumn session since 2009 

    3)     ECTE432/932 (Computer Architecture): 6-credit point major subject for post and undergraduate students. 1-hour lecture and 0.5-hour tutorial and 1.5-hour Practical per week.  2009

    4)     ELEC364 (Data Communications): 6-credit point core subject for undergraduate students. 1-hour lecture and 1- hour tutorial per week.   2010-2013

    5)     ELEC992 (Internet Protocols) : 6-credit point subject for postgraduate students. 1-hour lecture and 1- hour tutorial per week.  Every spring session since 2010

    6)     ECTE906, (Advanced Signals and Systems): 6-credit point subject for postgraduate students. 1-hour lecture, 1-hour tutorial and 2-hour practical per week.  Every session since 2013

    7)     ECTE953 (Advanced Project): 12-credit point elective subject for postgraduate students, 0.5-hour tutorial per week. Subject Coordinator. 2009 and 2011

    8)     ECTE182 (Internet Foundation): 6-credit point subject for Graduate Diploma in Technology Engineering.  1-hour lecture, 2- hour tutorial and 3-hour Practical per week. 2009, 2010 and 2011

    9)     ECTE233 (Digital Hardware)&ECTE172(circuit and system): 6-credit point core subject each for undergraduate students. 1.5 hour practical per week.  2009 and 2010  

    10)   ECTE457 (Thesis): 18-credit point thesis for undergraduate students.  1 hour tutorial per week.  2009

    11)   ECTE171(Engineering Introduction): 6-credit point core subject for undergraduate students. 0.5 hour workshop per week.  2010, 2011

    12)   ECTE250 &ECTE350 (Engineering Project): team mentor, every session

    13)   ECTE399 (Professional Experience): coordinator

Top Publications

Research Overview

  • Yangung  Yu has been successful in terms of attracting external research funding in both China and Australia.  In China she received 6 research grants, including 3 from Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC).  Note that the success rate in NSFC is similar to ARC in Australia.  1 from the ministry of China education, 1 from the China Scholarship Council, 1 from Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defence, China.  Also, She successfully obtained the support of ARC Linkage International award as the partner investigator (2005-2007).   Since working in UOW as a Visiting Principal Fellow in 2004 and formally joining UOW in 2007, She gained FIVE internal grants from the University of Wollongong including 1 URC for ARC Discovery near miss grants,  2 URC Small Grants and 2 UIC grants.  

Member Of

  • IEEE Senior Member 2009 -

Selected Publications

Advisees

  • Graduate Advising Relationship

    Degree Research Title Advisee
    Doctor of Philosophy Design and Optimise the Structured Light Pattern for Three- dimensional Sharp measurement
    Doctor of Philosophy Target Localization Using Bistatic MIMO Radar.
    Doctor of Philosophy A Laser Diode Operating at Period One Oscillation for Sensing
    Doctor of Philosophy Non-contact detection for Acoustic emission by using a self-mixing laser diode Chen, Zhuqiu
    Doctor of Philosophy Wireless Communications He, Xiaochen

Education And Training

Teaching Overview

  • Dr Yu has a long history in tertiary education and she has gained broad teaching experience through her employment at Zhengzhou University in China (1986-1996, 2002-2006) and University of Wollongong (UoW), Australia (2009-present). Her teaching focused on “advanced sensing technologies” and “advanced signal processing algorithms” in China. Since joining UoW in 2009, she has taught 7 different subjects for both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and involved in another 7 subjects as a coordinator, tutor/lab demonstrator/mentor/thesis supervisor.  

    The details of teaching duties:

    1)     ECTE401/901(Multi-media Signal Processing): 6-credit point major subject for postgraduate and undergraduate students. 1-hour lecture, 0.5 hour tutorial and 1-hour practical per week.  2009 and 2010.  Subject Coordinator

    2)     ECTE433/933 (Embedded System): 6-credit point major subject for post and undergraduate students. 1-hour lecture and 1-hour tutorial and 1.5-hour Practical per week. Every autumn session since 2009 

    3)     ECTE432/932 (Computer Architecture): 6-credit point major subject for post and undergraduate students. 1-hour lecture and 0.5-hour tutorial and 1.5-hour Practical per week.  2009

    4)     ELEC364 (Data Communications): 6-credit point core subject for undergraduate students. 1-hour lecture and 1- hour tutorial per week.   2010-2013

    5)     ELEC992 (Internet Protocols) : 6-credit point subject for postgraduate students. 1-hour lecture and 1- hour tutorial per week.  Every spring session since 2010

    6)     ECTE906, (Advanced Signals and Systems): 6-credit point subject for postgraduate students. 1-hour lecture, 1-hour tutorial and 2-hour practical per week.  Every session since 2013

    7)     ECTE953 (Advanced Project): 12-credit point elective subject for postgraduate students, 0.5-hour tutorial per week. Subject Coordinator. 2009 and 2011

    8)     ECTE182 (Internet Foundation): 6-credit point subject for Graduate Diploma in Technology Engineering.  1-hour lecture, 2- hour tutorial and 3-hour Practical per week. 2009, 2010 and 2011

    9)     ECTE233 (Digital Hardware)&ECTE172(circuit and system): 6-credit point core subject each for undergraduate students. 1.5 hour practical per week.  2009 and 2010  

    10)   ECTE457 (Thesis): 18-credit point thesis for undergraduate students.  1 hour tutorial per week.  2009

    11)   ECTE171(Engineering Introduction): 6-credit point core subject for undergraduate students. 0.5 hour workshop per week.  2010, 2011

    12)   ECTE250 &ECTE350 (Engineering Project): team mentor, every session

    13)   ECTE399 (Professional Experience): coordinator

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