David Yin YANG

PhD, HKUST

Visiting Scholar

Room 3547
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Clear Water Bay
Hong Kong

Tel: +852-2358-6986
Fax: +852-2358-1477
Email: yiniATcse.ust.hk

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General Information

I got my Bachelor's degree of Computer Science from Shanghai Jiao Tong University in July 2004. After that, I obtained my PhD from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, in July 2009. Currently, I am a Visiting Scholar at HKUST. My main duties include teaching COMP343 in fall 2009, and doing research under the supervision of Prof. Dimitris Papadias.

Research interests:

                 Join processing
                 Database Outsourcing
                 Spatial, temporal and spatio-temporal databases
                 Novel keyword search applications

Teaching

COMP343: Multimedia Computing, Fall 2009.

Academic Visits

  University of Marburg, Germany, summer 2005
        - Invited by Prof. Bernhard Seeger
        - Worked on the PIPES system (now Real Time Monitoring, a commercial product)

  National University of Singapore, 2007-2008
        - Following Prof. Papadias on his sabbatical at NUS

 University of Toronto, Canada, summer 2007
        - Invited by Prof. Nick Koudas
        - Collaborated on the Blogscope project
 

Coauthors

  George Kollios. Boston University

  Spiridon Bakiras. City University of New York

  Ho Lam Lau. Chinese University of Hong Kong

  Wisam Dakka and Jian Zhou. Google

  Wilfred Ng, Dimitris Papadias, Stavros Papadopoulos, and Lixing Wang. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

  Lei Zhang. IBM

  Panos Kalnis. King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

  Chenxi Lin. Microsoft

  James Cheng. Nanyang Technological University

 Ruichu Cai, Panos Karras, Anthony Tung and Zhenjie Zhang. National University of Singapore

 Panagiotis Ipeirotis. New York University

  Yong Yu. Shanghai Jiao Tong University

  Alexander Markowetz. University of Bonn

  Michael Cammert, Jürgen Krämer  and Bernhard Seeger. University of Marburg

  Nilesh Bansal and Nick Koudas. University of Toronto

Professional Activities

  Reviewer for VLDB J., ACM TWEB, IEEE TKDE, IEEE TMC, Elsevier Information Systems, KAIS

  External reviewer for
        - Journals: ACM TODS, VLDB J., PVLDB, IEEE TKDE, ACM TKDD, Elsevier Information Systems, IJCIS, ACM MMSJ
        - Conferences: SIGMOD, VLDB, ICDE, KDD, WWW, EDBT, CIKM, SSTD, ICDM, MDM, GIS, DEXA, DaWaK

Trivia

My name spells "Yin Yang". However, it has nothing to do with the two complementary forces Yin and Yang. In fact, many Chinese characters have the same Roman spelling even though their original pronunciations are different. The "Yang" ("Yeung" in Cantonese) in my name is a type of tree, which is a common surname in China. My given name, "Yin", means 4am-6am, the time I was born. Most friends call me "David", the English name I gave myself.


Stamata naxinis to arhidia su, malaka.