Dr.Lingxiang(Albert) Yun

Dr.Lingxiang(Albert) Yun

Assistant Professor
Industrial and Systems Engineering
University of North Carolina at Charlotte

NCROEP Research Grant Awarded

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Dr. Yun has received funding from the North Carolina Coastal Studies Institute – North Carolina Renewable Ocean Energy Program (NCROEP) for the project “Optimizing Marine Energy Utilization in Microgrids for Micro and Light-Duty Electric Mobility Charging.” This project will develop optimization strategies to enhance the integration of marine renewable energy into microgrids, supporting sustainable electric mobility in coastal communities.

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LRAP Research Grant Awarded

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Dr. Yun has received funding from the Eli Lilly and Company – Lilly Research Award Program (LRAP) for the project “ Enhancing Diffusion Models for De Novo Antibody Generation with Multi-Objectives Through Reinforcement Learning.” This project introduces a reinforcement learning (RL)-guided diffusion framework for de novo antibody design, accelerating the design of functional, therapeutically optimized candidates.

Welcome to Our New MS Student

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We are excited to welcome Amanda Renjifo to the IDEA Lab at UNC Charlotte. Amanda is pursuing a Master’s in Engineering Management with a concentration in Energy Analytics at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She brings prior experience in federal energy management, private sector energy project development, and currently works for Duke Energy, developing energy resilience and efficiency projects for federal agencies. With a background in electrical engineering, Amanda is dedicated to creating technical, data driven energy solutions that enhance system reliability and strengthen resilience across critical infrastructure.

Welcome to Our New MS Student

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We are excited to welcome Isaac Oladipupo to the IDEA Lab at UNC Charlotte. Isaac is pursuing his M.S. in the Engineering Management program and will undertake his capstone project on data-driven prediction in reverse supply chains. We are excited to see the contributions he will make through this important line of work.

Welcome to Our New PhD Student

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We are excited to welcome Taraneh Kamyab to the IDEA Lab at UNC Charlotte. She has joined the INES PhD program and will contribute to our research on AI-driven prediction and management. We look forward to the fresh perspectives and energy she will bring to the team.