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Beiyu Lin

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Office: DEH 235
Office Phone: 405-325-0566

Beiyu is an assistant professor in Computer Science at the University of Oklahoma. Dr. Lin received her B.S. from Shanghai Maritime University in 2011, her M.S. from Stony Brook in 2013, and M.S. and Ph.D. from Washington State University in 2015 and 2020, respectively.

Her research includes machine learning, deep learning, human dynamics, behavior modeling, home/building security, biomedical applications of AI, and smart environments.


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I am always open to collaborations and happy to have brief discussions. Please email me.

News

2024
10/22:   Affiliate in Department Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Health Sciences Center, College of Medicine, OU
10/15:   I am accepted and invited to attend NSF CISE MSI Aspiring PI workshop at UNT with travel support.
10/8:   Congrats to Ahsan for his Best Student Presentation Runner up Award at IEEE DSAA'24 Student Forum.
9/16:   Congrats to Nam, Saeed, and Ahsan for their student abstract accepted by IEEE DSAA'24 with travel support (funded by NSF and Journal of AI).
8/15:   Serve as a guest editor on Symmetry/Asymmetry in Behavioural Science MDPI (IF: 2.2; Q1 CS).
8/8:   I am accepted and invited to attend NSF Workshops on AI and sustainability at Purdue with travel support.
7/26:   Congrats to Nam for his GCoE Graduate Student Travel Award.
7/23:   Congrats to Ramu for his full paper accepted by IEEE DSAA'24 (ranked A at CORE, acceptance rate 26%).
6/24:   Congrats to Nam for his abstract accepted by KDD phd consortium.
5/30:   Congrats to Gary and ChihYu for receiving Gallogly College of Engineering Undergraduate Summer Research Fellowship.
5/1:   Congrats to Nam for receiving Gallogly College of Engineering PhD Recruitment Excellence Fellowship.
4/22: Our proposal has been selected for funding by SBIR Phase I
4/15:   Gave a guest lecture at Syracuse University.
4/4:   Our Letter of Interest is selected by NASA.
3/19:   Our work is published at MDPI Building (Best Quartile Q1).
2/14:   Awarded with OU Libraries Open Access Fund to support the publication.

Past News (2017-2023)