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Huaxiong Huang is a Full Professor of Mathematics and Statistics at York University and Executive Director of the Joint Math Centre. He holds a BSc from Fudan University and a PhD from the University of British Columbia's Institute of Applied Mathematics. His research spans fluid mechanics, scientific computing, and their applications in biology, medicine, and finance, with over 100 publications and editorial roles at leading journals. He has held visiting positions at the University of Tokyo, University of Canterbury, and University of Paris VI. His honors include the Fields Institute Industrial Mathematics Prize and lifetime fellowship from the Fields Institute.
Research interests focus on mathematical modeling of biomedical systems (e.g., optic nerve microcirculation, cellular ion transport), machine learning applications in healthcare diagnostics (e.g., PPG-to-ECG reconstruction), and advanced materials science (e.g., polymeric fluid dynamics). Recent work integrates deep learning with biomedical signal processing and electrochemical systems. His articles highlight interdisciplinary approaches combining computational methods with experimental validation.
- Scientific Awards:
- Fields Institute Industrial Mathematics Prize (Canadian Industrial and Applied Mathematics Society)
- Lifetime Fellow, Fields Institute for Research in the Mathematical Sciences
Advising focuses on graduate research in applied mathematics and interdisciplinary projects. He has contributed to grants in health analytics, materials science, and computational modeling. His research team collaborates with the Joint Math Centre to bridge academic-industry partnerships in applied sciences.
Labs/Teams: Executive Director of the Joint Math Centre, fostering collaborative research in applied mathematics across disciplines.
