Ruyi Yang is a Master's student in Computational Design at Harvard University. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Architecture from Tongji University, where she also completed a minor in Artificial Intelligence and the Mathematics Honors Program.
Her research primarily focuses on the intersection of urban data analysis, computational design, computer vision, deep learning and AI-driven solutions. She has led and contributed to several significant projects, including AI-enhanced facade redesign for historical buildings and low-carbon urban updates. Ruyi Yang's work has been recognized in leading computational design conferences, as well as in SCI Q1 journals. Ruyi was a visiting student at the MIT.
Beyond academia, she brings cumulative total of 3 years of tech industry experience through internships at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Alibaba, TikTok, Shanghai AI Lab, and Adobe.
Ruyi is passionate about creating AI/ML that bridge algorithms with innovation and impact, integrating her research into impactful real-world applications.
Multimodal AI, Machine Learning and AI System, Creative Technology
Urban
Human Behaviour/ Interaction
Fabrication