The School of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham Malaysia proudly congratulates Dr. Chen ZhiYuan, our esteemed Head of School, on her well-deserved promotion to the rank of full Professor. This significant achievement marks a milestone for Dr. Chen and for our School, as she becomes the second Professor in the School of Computer Science, following Professor Tomas Maul.
Professor Chen's promotion recognizes her exceptional contributions to the field of computer science through impactful research, exemplary leadership, and dedication to promoting strong ties between academia and industry.
Her pioneering research in Artificial Intelligence has led to significant advancements in various critical areas, including:
- Economic Value Prediction System for Under-Utilised Crops
- Pipe Crack Detection System
- Agricultural Commodity Prices Forecasting
- Fintech Industry Applications
- Anti-Money Laundering
- Equipment Failure Analysis
Professor Chen's ability to translate research into real-world solutions is evident in her success in securing substantial research grants and her work as a principal consultant for numerous government agencies and industries.
Within the School of Computer Science, Professor Chen’s leadership as Head of School is characterized by her commitment to providing an enriching learning environment to our students for success in the dynamic field of computer science. Her organization of the Software Engineering Group Project Open Day, where industry experts are invited to judge student projects and explore collaboration opportunities, exemplifies this commitment.
Professor Chen is also a strong advocate for sharing research and knowledge with the broader community. She actively engages with media outlets, such as Astro Awani and BFM 89.9, to discuss the latest advancements in computer science which include artificial intelligence and their implications for the future.
The School of Computer Science is immensely proud of Professor Chen's achievements. We celebrate her success and look forward to her continued leadership and contributions to the field of computer science, the School, and the University.
Posted on 29th April 2025