Yihan Wang is a computational astrophysicist with nine years of research and teaching experience, currently a Fellow at the Nevada Center for Astrophysics. Holding a PhD in Computational Astrophysics and earlier degrees in physics and theoretical/mathematical physics, she blends deep theoretical training with practical simulation and data-analysis skills. Her background includes multi-year research and instructional roles at Stony Brook University, where she developed models and mentored students in advanced astrophysical methods. Based in Brookhaven, NY, she focuses on translating complex numerical techniques into reproducible research—her professional site highlights an emphasis on open, well-documented workflows. Colleagues would describe her as a rigourous problem-solver who pairs mathematical insight with computational craftsmanship.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Theoretical and Mathematical Physics at University of Science and Technology of China
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computational Astrophysics, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computational Astrophysics at Stony Brook University
High-performance C++ framework for afterglow modeling with Python bindings. Features fast multi-wavelength light curve generation, MCMC parameter inference, and advanced physics models including shock dynamics, radiation mechanisms, and structured jets. Designed for computational efficiency and scientific workflow integration.
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