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Education

• B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute Technology, 2023
  • Minor in Computer Science (Intellegence thread)
  • Minor in Earth and Atmospheric Science (Geophysics thread)

Research interests

Large-scale Scientific Machine Learning, Computational Simulations (Geophysics / Fluid Flows), Robotics, Inverse Problems, Computational Image Processing, Computer Perceptions, Probabilistic Programming, Embedded Coding

Research experience

Asymmetrical Venus Coronae - 3D Thermal-Mechanical Modeling

• Time: Summer 2022 ~ Present
• Lab: Geophysical Fluid Dynamics goup at ETH Zurich’s Institute of Geophysics
• Supervisor: Dr. Taras Gerya

Computational Modeling for Mid-Ocean Ridges

• Time: Fall 2021 ~ Present
• Lab: Sim Lab at Georgia Tech
• Supervisor: Professor Joyce Sim

• Award:
  • President’s Undergraduate Research Awards (PURA) Recipient for Fall 2022 Semester

Seismic Monitoring for CO2 Carbon Capture Storage with Statistical Machine Learning Approach

• Time: Summer 2022 ~ Present
• Lab: Seismic Laboratory for Imaging and Modelling SLIM at Georgia Tech
• Supervisor: Professor Felix Herrmann

NASA SWIM Robots Development

• Time: Spring 2022 ~ Present
• Lab: Dr. Azadeh Ansari’s Lab at Georgia Tech
• Supervisor: Professor Azadeh Ansari

Fire Ant Raft Deformation under Flow

• Time: Spring 2020 - Spring 2021
• Lab: Hu Lab at Georgia Tech
• Supervisor: Dr. David Hu

• Award:
  • President’s Undergraduate Research Awards (PURA) Recipient for Fall 2020 Semester
• Publication: Fire ant rafts elongate under fluid flows

Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulation for Pharyngeal Airway

• Time: Summer 2020
• Lab: School of Dentistry, College of Dental Medicine, Kaohsiung Medical University, Taiwan
• Supervisor: Dr. Chun-Ming Chen

• Publication: Changes in Tongue Area, Pharyngeal Area, and Pharyngeal Airway Velocity after Correction of Mandibular Prognathism

ASCENT Project 45: Takeoff/Climb Analysis to Support AEDT APM Development

• Time: Fall 2019
• Lab: Aerospace System Design Lab (ASDL) at Georgia Tech
• Supervisor: Dr. Michelle Kirby

Publications

Changes in Tongue Area, Pharyngeal Area, and Pharyngeal Airway Velocity after Correction of Mandibular Prognathism

Chen, Chun-Ming, **Ting-Ying Yu**, Szu-Ting Chou, Jung-Hsuan Cheng, Shih-Chieh Chen, Chin-Yun Pan, and Yu-Chuan Tseng. 2021. "Changes in Tongue Area, Pharyngeal Area, and Pharyngeal Airway Velocity after Correction of Mandibular Prognathism" Journal of Clinical Medicine 10, no. 19: 4560.

Fire ant rafts elongate under fluid flows

Ko, Hungtang, Ting-Ying Yu, and David L. Hu. "Fire ant rafts elongate under fluid flows." Bioinspiration & Biomimetics 17.4 (2022): 045007.

Talks & Conferences

• [Upcoming] Hungtang Ko, Ting-Ying Yu, David Hu. “Collective behaviors of fire ants on the water surface”. In: Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) Meeting 2023. Jan 2023.
• [Upcoming] Anna Gülcher, Ting-Ying Yu, Taras Gerya. “The Origin of Asymmetrical Coronae on Venus: Morphology Classification and 3D Thermo-Mechanical Models of Plume-Margin Interactions”. In: American Geophysical Union. Dec 2022.
• Ting-Ying Yu. “Monitoring CO2 Plume with Sequential Bayesian Inference”. In: The 2022 ML4Seismic Industry Partners Meeting. Nov 2022.
• Ting-Ying Yu. “The Origin of Asymmetrical Coronae on Venus: Insights from topography data and 3D thermomechanical modelling”. In: ETH Zurich Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Seminar. Sep 2022.
• Ting-Ying Yu. “Deformation of fire ant rafts under uniform flow”. In: Southeastern regional Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Conference. Nov 2020.

Teaching experience

• Fall 2021: Undergraduate Teaching Assistant
  • Georgia Tech School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Course: ECE 2036 Engineering Software Design
    • A course uses C++ to introduce object-oriented programming and embedded system (MBED) to electrical engineering students
  • Duties included:
    • Providing course tutoring
    • Holding office hours for 10 hours per week
    • Proctoring exams
  • Supervisor: Professor Kyle Bryant
• Spring 2020: Undergraduate Teaching Assistant
  • Georgia Tech College of Computing
  • Course: CS 1371 Computing for Engineers
    • A course uses MATLAB to teach problem solving and coding practices to engineering students and first-time programmers
  • Duties included:
    • Teaching weekly recitations
    • Creating homework problems
    • Holding office hours for 10 hours per week
    • Proctoring exams
  • Supervisor: Kantwon Rogers

Skills

• Programming: Python, PyTorch, Java, Julia, C/C++, R, Bash, HTML, JavaScript, MATLAB, Git, Linux, Gen.jl
• Software: Processing.js, Paraview, COMSOL Multiphysics, Android Studio, Altera Quartus II, NI LabVIEW, AutoCAD
• Hardware: Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32/8266, Digilent Analog Discovery, ARM mbed microcontroller, oscilloscope
• Document Preparation Systems: Markdown, LATEX
• Languages: English (fluent), Chinese (native), Japanese (beginner), French (beginner)

Service and leadership

• Beyond Taiwan Executive Board
• Georgia Tech Indoor Climbing Club @ Stone Summit Atlanta, Vice President