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Ñݽ²Õß¼ò½é£ºDr. Yang is currently an associate professor at Purdue University Calumet. She has more than 10 years teaching experience in North America, and has successfully secured more than ten grants and awards internationally and from Purdue University system. She session chaired and served in more than twenty international conference program committees. She also reviewed more than one hundred manuscripts for different journals and international conferences. Her research interests are in 3D interactive and immersive virtual reality including computer graphics, computer visualization, and software engineering. More than sixty books and papers were published in well-known journals and international conferences based on the project results.
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Scientific visualization and virtual reality are a collection of technologies for users to interact efficiently with 3D computerized environments in real time using their natural senses and skills. Virtual reality is, therefore, an ideal tool for research and application fields which require a combination of understanding, conceptualization and practical experience. Moreover, virtual reality can circumvent the problems of scheduling, individualized instruction and supervision, physical requirements (facilities, equipment, and supplies), and geography and space constraint. Therefore, the advances in VR technology along with concomitant system cost reductions have benefited many fields such as education, medical training and health care, manufacturing, military, and entertainment.
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