Summary
Haozhou Wang is a plant science researcher and software-oriented phenomics engineer with nine years of cross-disciplinary experience spanning computer science, ecology, forestry, and agriculture. Based at the Laboratory of Field Phenomics, University of Tokyo, he develops crop 3D reconstruction, 3D data processing pipelines, and digital-twin crop models that bridge field measurements and computational simulation. His work blends hands-on image analysis and plant phenotyping with advanced modeling from his PhD in Plant Science, enabling scalable, data-driven insights for crop research. Having trained in forestry and ecology in China and Canada, he brings a systems-level perspective to sensor-driven phenotyping and practical field deployment. Check his personal scholar site for ongoing projects and publications.
9 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Plant Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Plant Science at 日本东京大学
Forestry, Forestry at University of New Brunswick
Ecology, Ecology at 南京林业大学
Chinese, English, Japanese