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314 Min H. Kao Building
1520 Middle Drive
Knoxville, TN 37996
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Ph.D., Computer Engineering
Nanjing University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China
B.S., Electrical Engineering
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 jingyuan@utk.edu
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UT-ESPN Fellowship (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
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1st Prize of National Instrument VI Cup Contest (National Instrument)
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1st Prize of 520 Science and Academic Colloquium (Nanjing University)
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People’s Scholarship (Nanjing University)
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University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Research Assistant
Aug.  - present
Under Dr. Jian Huang, I carried out research in large-scale scientific data analysis and
visualization. Collaborated with domain experts from different fields including geography, climate modeling, ecology, power and etc., I participated in several research
projects seeking high-performance analytics and discoveries for domain-specific tasks.
My dissertation work mainly focused on interactive feature selection and visualization
for large observational data.
Teaching Assistant
Aug.  - present
I assisted in teaching in the courses of Networked Games, Graphical User Interface,
Visualization, Computer Graphics and System Programming.
Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois, USA
Research Intern
May  - Aug. 
Under Dr. omas Peterka, I worked on visualization and analysis in cosmological
simulations. e project was a component of a simulation framework for computing
cosmological models on various supercomputing architectures. My work related to the
algorithm of identifying voids based on the simulation and designing post-processing
tools using ParaView.
Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico, USA
Research Intern
May  - Jul. 
Under Dr. Jon Woodring and Dr. James Ahrens, I worked on multilevel network
caching for a distance visualization project. In this project, I implemented a caching
system which later to be plugged into VTK/Paraview with provenance-based prediction/prefetching technique for remote visualization across different network conditions.
National Instrument, Shanghai, China
Software Engineer Intern
Feb.  - May 
Under Mr. Jing Pan, I worked as a software engineer on LabVIEW programing for
instrument/sensor drivers in the project of LabVIEW for Robotics.
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National Instrument Virtual Instrument Cup II
Sep. 
Collaborated with Mr. Junting Chen, we won 1st Prize of the NI VI Cup II Contest. We designed and implemented a LabVIEW-based Renju Game with artificial
intelligence which outperformed than the other competitors. I implemented the user
interface and developed part of the AI algorithm.
Nanjing Unversity, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China
Research Assistant
Jun.  - Aug. 
Under Dr. Jie Yuan, I worked as a research assistant in Choi Koon Shum Software
R&D Center. I assisted in a project of developing an embedded system of distant iris
recognition, both in the development of iris recognition algorithm and implementation.
Independent Research
Mar.  - May 
Advised by Dr. Yang Li, I carried out independent research in Image Fusion and Mosaic,
both in the algorithm and implementation using Matlab.
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Jingyuan Wang, Jian Huang, “Interactive Selection of Time-varying Features in Large
Observational Dataset”, in preparation.
Jingyuan Wang, Jian Huang, “ManyView: A Scalable Visualization Framework for
Large Data and Tiled Displays”, in preparation.
Conference Paper
Jingyuan Wang, Robert Sisneros, Jian Huang, “Interactive Selection of Multivariate
Features in Large Spatiotemporal Data”, Proc. of IEEE Pacific Visualization Symposium,
pp. 145-152, Sydney, Australia, 2013.
Scott Simmerman, Jingyuan Wang, James Osborne, Kimberly Shook, Jian Huang,
William Godsoe and eodore Simons, “Exploring Similarities Among Many Species
Distributions”, Proc. of the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment Conference (XSEDE’12), pp. 38:1-38:9, Chicago, IL, 2012.
Wesley Kendall, Jingyuan Wang, Melissa Allen, Tom Peterka, Jian Huang, and David
Erickson, “Simplified Parallel Domain Traversal”, Proc. of SC’11, pp. 10:1-10:11, Seattle, WA, 2011.(SC’11 best student paper award).
Workshop Paper
Tom Peterka, Juliana Kwan, Adrian Pope, Hal Finkel, Katrin Heitmann, Salman Habib,
Jingyuan Wang and George Zagaris, “Meshing the Universe: Integrating Analysis in
Cosmological Simulations”, Proc. of the SC’12 Ultrascale Visualization Workshop, Salt
Lake City, UT, 2012.
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Student Volunteers
- Served at IEEE VisWeek
- Served at ACM/IEEE Supercomputing
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Programming: C, C++, Python, MPI, pthread, CUDA, Qt
Visualization Packages: VTK, ParaView
Tools: Matlab, LATEX, Subversion, Git. MS Office, Adobe Creative Suite
Platforms: Linux, Windows, OS X, Cray XT5, GPU, Intel MIC (Xeon Phi)
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