Wen-shin Lee

Wen-shin Lee is a Lecturer at the University of Stirling's Division of Computing Science and Mathematics, specializing in computational mathematics and signal processing. Her research focuses on exponential analysis, sparse interpolation, and symbolic-numeric computation. She holds a PhD from North Carolina State University and has held positions at institutions like the University of Antwerp and INRIA. Current affiliations include the Computational Mathematics and Optimisation Research Group (COMMON).

Education:

• Bachelor’s in Mathematics, National Taiwan University
• PhD in Computational Mathematics, North Carolina State University

Research Interests: Her work bridges computer algebra and signal processing, emphasizing applications like antenna positioning, radar imaging, and texture decomposition. Recent trends include sub-sampled exponential analysis, validated algorithms, and high-resolution signal reconstruction from sparse data.

Labs/Groups: Active in the COMMON group at the University of Stirling and collaborates on the EXPOWER project (Exponential Analysis Empowering Innovation).