Jacqueline Yang

Princeton University · Art and Archaeology

Active 1999–2026

h-index33

Citations3.5k

Papers13468 last 5y

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Jacqueline Yang is a faculty member in the Department of Art and Archaeology at Princeton University, specializing in Modern Art. Her research focuses on modern art, and she is involved in the academic community through her role as a professor. Her contact information includes an email address, and she is associated with the department's efforts to explore and teach about modern art. The department's resources and her professional profile indicate her active engagement in the field of modern art within the academic setting.

Research topics

Environmental science
Meteorology
Geography
Atmospheric sciences
Climatology

Selected publications

Rheological, thermal and in vitro digestibility properties on complex of plasma modified Tartary buckwheat starches with quercetin
Food Hydrocolloids · 2020-07-26 · 146 citations
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CFD simulations of wind flow and pollutant dispersion in a street canyon with traffic flow: Comparison between RANS and LES
Sustainable Cities and Society · 2021-08-28 · 130 citations
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Supplementary material to "Intra-city Scale Graph Neural Networks Enhance Short-term Air Temperature Forecasting"
2025-08-25
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Stable Microwave Generation with Highly Coherent Two-Color Laser and Micro-combs
2025-01-01
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We generated an ultra-stable microwave signal with state-of-the-art phase noise performance, demonstrating stability 7E-14@1s, using a 2-point optical frequency division configuration with Kerr combs. This result highlights the potential of Kerr combs for frequency division.
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Frequency-modulated continuous wave-enabled single-ended forward sensing over all-passive fiber links for integrated sensing and communications
Photonics Research · 2025-12-09
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Distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) is being embedded in the extensively deployed fiber-optic infrastructure to extend its role beyond data transmission, forming a paradigm known as integrated sensing and communication (ISAC). Among the various DAS approaches, forward sensing is particularly appealing owing to its inherent compatibility with data transmission. Conventional implementations, however, typically require two coherent transceivers or active in-line components, which significantly incre…
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Frequent coauthors

Liutao Chen
Guangzhou HKUST Fok Ying Tung Research Institute
35 shared
Xuan Chen
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
34 shared
Xing Zheng
33 shared
Zhi‐Hua Wang
Arizona State University
28 shared
Elie Bou‐Zeid
18 shared
Long Yang
Nanjing University
18 shared
Han Wang
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
16 shared
Wufan Zhang
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
10 shared

Education

PhD, School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment
Arizona State University
2016

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