Institute of Industrial Science · The University of Tokyo
Yinan Wang Materials science & measurement informatics
I am in the integrated Master's and Ph.D. program at the University of Tokyo. My research combines first-principles calculations and machine learning to understand core-loss spectra and two-dimensional ferroelectric materials.
About me
News 2026.10 Our new paper on region-resolved machine learning of XANES has been selected for the
Inside Front Cover of
Digital Discovery !
Read paper · RSC 2026.10 I'm going to give a poster presentation at The 62nd Symposium on X-Ray Analysis @ Kunibiki Messe, Shimane Prefectural Convention Center
2026.10 I'm going to give a poster presentation at ACSIN-16 & ICSPM34 @ Arcrea HIMEJI
2026.09 Our manuscript is accepted by Digital Discovery!
2026.09 I have given an oral presentation at The 87th JSAP Autumn Meeting , Hokkaido University.
2026.08 2026.05 I'm going to give an oral presentation at The 82nd Annual Meeting of The Japanese Society of Microscopy @ Sendai International Center.
2026.04 2026.03 We have submitted our new manuscript on Arxiv.
Read paper · RSC *Accepted by Digital Discovery
2026.03 2026.03 I'm going to give an oral presentation at The 73rd JSAP Spring Meeting @ Institute of Science Tokyo.
2026.02 Our paper is published by Ultramicroscopy!
Read paper 2025.10 We submitted our new paper.
2025.09 Presented at 28th XAFS annual meeting @KEK
X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS), electron energy-loss spectroscopy (EELS), and atomistic simulation.
Computational Physics Ab initio calculations like DFT, BSE-GW & AIMD. Especially in improving theoretical calculations of core-loss spectra
Data-Driven Analysis Spectroscopic analysis methodology based on machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Measurement Informatics Developing and applying informatics to accelerate scientific discovery by systematically integrating and analyzing complex experimental data.
Machine Learning Force Field (MLFF) Development of generalizable MLFF, utilizing on-the-fly training strategies to achieve efficient reproduction of ab initio calculations.
2D materials Manipulating electronic states and dielectric response in 2D materials through atomic-scale doping and First-Principles modeling
Education
2025.04 — Present The University of Tokyo Department of Materials Engineering
2021.04 — 2025.03 Tokyo University of Science Department of Materials Science and Technology
2017.09 — 2020.07 High School Affiliated to Fudan University
Languages & skills Language Mandarin (Native) English (TOEFL 100) Japanese (JLPT N1)
Programming Python Fortran (In progress)
Ab Initio Calculations VASP (DFT, AIMD) CASTEP FEFF9 FDMNES
Membership The Japan Society of Applied Physics (JSAP) The Japanese XAFS Society (XSJ) The Japanese Society for Synchrotron Radiation Research (JSR) The Japanese Society of Microscopy (JSM) Materials Research Society (MRS)
Tokyo, Japan