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Wuliang Yin

Professor of Electromagnetic Sensing Systems and Instrumentation

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    Biography

    Wuliang is Professor of Electromagnetic Sensing and Instrumentation. 

    He has authored more than 400 refereed journal and conference papers and has >40 patents granted. He is leading and involved in a number of EPSRC and EU funded projects. 

    He is a recipient of 2014 and 2015 Williams Award from The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining; 2016 Best Graduate Student Paper from the IEEE I2MTC conference, 2018, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025  IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society Graduate Fellowship as supervisor, 2021 IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society Best Application Award, 2024 William Gardner Award from the BINDT, Excellent Paper Award – Agilent Measurement Forum in 2000 and National Scientific and Technical Progress Award by the Chinese Government in 1999. 

    He is an IEEE Senior Member, an EPSRC college member, Fellow of IET and BINDT.

    Memberships of committees and professional bodies

    • IEEE Senior Member 
    • Fellow of IET
    • BINDT

    Research interests

    Measurement systems and instrumentation design, electromagnetic induction, Eddy currents, Tomographic imaging, Magnetics, Non-destructive testing, Robotic Inspection.

    Currently he

    • supervises 8 PhD students and 2 PDRAs.
    1. Dr Mingyang Lu
    2. Jorge Salas Avila
    3. Dr Yang Tao
    4. Shupei Wang
    5. Hanyang Xu
    6. Jiawei Tang
    7. Liming Chen
    8. Ziqi Chen
    9. Ruochen Huang
    10. Qiaoye Ran
    • leads three projects:
    1. TSB project (Develop, embed and exploit advanced electromagnetic modelling capabilities in MT Safeline for improved metal detector design with improved sensitivity to discriminate contaminants, 2014-2016)
    2. Safeline sponsored industrial project (Towards high performance metal detector through system modelling and optimisation, 2014-2017)
    3. EPSRC project (Electromagnetic tensor imaging for in-process welding inspection, 2015-2018).
    •  Previous team members:
    1. Dr Yifei Zhao
    2. Dr Ziqiang Cui, Tianjin University
    3. Dr Sergio Alberto Rodriguez Gutierrez
    4. Dr Wenru Fan, Civil Aviation University of China
    5. Prof. Zhijie Zhang, North China University
    6. Yantao Liu, Beijing Institute of Structure and Environment Engineering
    7. Dr Hongjun Sun, Tianjin University
    8. Dr Jinkai Chen, Zhejiang University
    9. Dr Zhaoming Zhou,  Southwest Petroleum University
    10. Dr Yuedong Xie, Warwick University
    11. Dr Chao Liu, Oxford University
    12. Dr Qian Zhao, Qufu Normal University
    13. Dr Lifeng Zhang, North China Power University

    Opportunities

    Wuliang has supervised and co-supervised more than 30 PhD students to completion.  Some of them have become leading scientists, professors and engineers in USA (Stanford and Iowa), UK (ARM) and China (Beihang, Central South and Fuzhou University, Alibaba etc.)

    Prospective students are encouraged to apply in the areas of:

    • Measurement and instrumentation 
    • Sensors and sensing technologies
    • FPGA, DSP and signal processing
    • Tomographic imaging
    • Sensor-driven robotics

     

    Further information

    [email protected]

    Office 34
    Floor 4 Core 1E
    The Nancy Rothwell Building
    University of Manchester
    Oxford Road
    M13 9PL 

     

     

    Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

    In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):

    • SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being
    • SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy
    • SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

    Research Beacons, Institutes and Platforms

    • Digital Futures

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