Yi-Ming Hu
I am a PhD. student studying in School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, and I'm funded by CSC scholarship.
I won a third prize in the XI IAO (International Astronomy Olympiad) during my high school, and majored in astronomy in Nanjing University in China, one of the best universities in China.
During this period I've been working on various of projects, mainly concentrating in data analysis, especially Bayesian Inference on Gravitational Wave astronomy, including developing new Bayesian Inference algorithms, applying Bayesian Inference to an Astronomical model selection problem, and leading a Mock Data Challenge to find out the optimal way of estimating the significance of Gravitational Wave events.
2011-Present
University of Glasgow
My Resume
A brief history of me
道天制志天道
学文言研文学
（to uncover the celestial rules; and to pursue a moral standard;
to study the ancient wisdom; and to enjoy literature）
- my personal motto
WORK EXPERIENCE
Visited Columbia University for one month, supported by Principal’s Early Career Mobility Fund. And the recently submitted paper Global Optimization for Future Gravitational Wave Detectors' Sites was carried out during that visit.
2013.Jul.-Aug.
Columbia University
I majored in astronomy in Nanjing University, China. The department of Astronomy is normally regarded as the best astronomy department within China. I got several awards during my undergraduates, some relates to academic performance, while others relates to my leadership in the astronomy society.