| Prof. Ye Li, IET FellowShenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology (SIAT), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), China Research Areas: Wearable sensing and health big data analysis technology. Li Ye, Ph.D., Researcher, doctoral supervisor. Director of Digital Institute, Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Director of Biomedical Information Technology Research Center, Deputy director of Key Laboratory of Health Informatics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Director of National and Local Joint Engineering Research Center of Health Big Data Intelligent Analysis Technology, leading talent of Science and Technology Innovation in Guangdong Province, A Class talent of Shenzhen Peacock Program, Shenzhen Pengcheng Scholar. British Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET Fellow), Royal Society of Public Health (RSPH Fellow), WHO digital health information system guide expert, was selected as the world's top 2% scientists in 2021. In 2008, he returned to China as a full-time imported talent to work in Shenzhen Advanced Institute of Chinese Academy of Sciences and established a health informatics cross team. In recent years, focusing on wearable sensing and health big data analysis technology, he has published more than 160 articles, including more than 60 SCI retrieval papers and more than 30 IEEE journal papers. He was the editorial board member of Information Fusion (IF=17.564) and the editor and Physiological editor of the IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics (IF=7.021) for two consecutive years Editor of Measurement (IF=2.688) journal, member of organizing committee or Branch Chair of IEEE/ACM important international conferences in the field of pervasive computing and biomedical information technology, such as PICom, BodyNet, EMBC, BSN&BHI, UIC, etc. |
| Prof. Nic JamesLondon Sport Institute, Middlesex University, UK Research Areas: Sports Performance Analysis: Methodoligcal approaches Nic is a well-known researcher in sports performance analysis having worked mainly in academic settings but also in elite sport. Nic has developed a number of academic courses in performance analysis, motor learning and statistics from undergraduate to postgraduate level. He helped develop a Sports Science degree at Swansea University before leading the MSc in Performance Analysis at both Cardiff Metropolitan and Middlesex Universities. Nic is currently head of research for the London Sport Institute and currently spends much of his time supervising PhD students and teaching at Masters Level. His research interests primarily relate to understanding sports performance with a view to informing practice. To enable this he has become familiar with advanced statistical methods using a range of software to present research findings in visually descriptive ways. |
