Summary
Yipeng Liu is a Full Professor at the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China with over a decade of academic and industry experience in signal processing, compressive sensing, and wireless communications. He progressed from PhD research on structure-inducing compressive sensing to a research fellowship at K.U. Leuven focusing on sparse representations for biomedical signals, and later applied array processing and MIMO algorithms during a stint at Huawei. His work blends theory and application—optimizing compressive sensing for multichannel biomedical data and developing DOA estimation and beamforming methods for active antenna systems. Based in Chengdu, he has a strong track record of translating mathematical insights into practical algorithms for resource-constrained sensing and communication systems. Colleagues often note his knack for identifying domain-specific sparse bases and turning them into efficient implementations, a skill rooted in both biomedical engineering and electronic engineering training. He balances deep research rigor with pragmatic engineering, making him effective at moving ideas from lab prototypes to real-world deployments.
10 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Electronic Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Electronic Engineering at University of Electronic Science and Technology
Chinese, English