Yu Yang
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Lehigh University
Email:
yuyang AT lehigh.edu
Address:
Room 313, Building C
113 Research Drive
Lehigh Mountaintop Campus
Bethlehem, PA 18015
I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Lehigh University. I obtained my Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from Rutgers University. My research focuses on addressing real-world societal challenges within the Cyber-Physical paradigm, commonly referred to as Cyber-Physical Systems. Technically, my work combines ubiquitous/mobile sensing, spatio-temporal machine learning, and reinforcement learning to bridge the physical and cyber worlds, with feedback loops from the cyber to the physical domain. I am especially interested in how human factors play a role in the paradigm. The applications of my research have been deployed and evaluated in various domains, such as intelligent transportation systems, logistics, on-demand gig economy, last-mile mobility, and smart cities.
I am actively looking for motivated graduate/undergraduate/visiting students to work in my lab. Please email me your CV and all the transcripts if you are interested.
Recent News
- Nov. 2024 1 paper about abnormal address correction in Logistics systems accepted by KDD'25 (Applied Data Science Track).
- Aug. 2024 Grant: Project about human mobility modeling funded by NSF ATD (as PI).
- Jul. 2024 7 papers accepted by CIKM'24 (3 Full Research Papers + 4 Applied Research Papers).
- May 2024 1 paper accepted by KDD'24.
- Mar. 2024 Former REU student Benjamin won the Third Place Award at the 2024 Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in STEM based on the project we worked on in the summer.
- Mar. 2024 Introduced our work at the Micromobility 2.0 Workshop held at Rutgers University.
- Jan. 2024 1 paper accepted by ICRA'24.
- Jan. 2024 1 paper accepted by WWW'24.
- Dec. 2023 Invited Talk at NSF IoT Workshop.
- Oct. 2023 Award: Best Paper Award of CIKM'23.
- Aug. 2023 Grant: Project about traffic signal control funded by NSF CISE-MSI (as PI).
- Aug. 2023 5 papers accepted by CIKM'23.
- Apr. 2023 Grant: Project about micromobility vehicle scheduling funded by NSF CRII (as Sole PI).
- Mar. 2023 Invited talk at Wayne State University.
- Mar. 2023 1 poster paper accepted by ICCPS'23. More News
