Summary
Xiao-qing Yang is a scientist at Brookhaven National Laboratory with a decade of experience applying deep learning to X-ray imaging, tomography, and phase-contrast imaging. Originally trained in fluid mechanics, he brings a cross-disciplinary perspective that blends experimental imaging physics with computational modeling. His work focuses on extracting richer structural information from complex imaging modalities, leveraging modern ML techniques to push the limits of tomographic reconstruction. Based in the Town of Brookhaven, NY, he combines national-lab scale resources with academic rigor from a long-term association with the University of Florida. Colleagues benefit from his rare mix of hands-on imaging expertise and algorithmic skill, which helps bridge theory and practical instrument-driven challenges.
10 years of coding experience
University of Florida