About me
I am currently a Research Fellow in Multi-Hazard Risk and Resilience Modeling in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering at University College London (UCL). I am supervised by Dr. Carmine Galasso and work on the Minority Report project.
My research focuses on: (1) decision-making under deep uncertainty, particularly for climate adaptation strategies in coastal communities and sustainable energy transitions; and (2) risk analysis of renewable energy systems, such as wind turbines.
Prior to joining UCL, I earned my Ph.D. in Structural Engineering from Lehigh University, advised by Dr. Paolo Bocchini. My doctoral research focused on the risk analysis of electric power systems under natural hazards, including wildfires and hurricanes.
In my spare time, I enjoy running and reading. I’m also a seasonal sucker for ice cream and nuts (allegedly emotional/revenge eating).
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Across the Pond
Xinyue has officially joined Dr. Carmine Galasso’s research group at UCL, marking the beginning of her postdoctoral journey in London. She will contribute to the Horizon Europe Minority Report project, collaborating with institutions across Europe and New Zealand. Alongside the project, she will also explore new research directions and interests. May London treat Xinyue well!…
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Call Me Doctor
I’m happy to share an important milestone in my life: I successfully passed my Ph.D. defense on November 21! My dissertation is titled “Hurricane Risk Assessment of Power Transmission Systems: From Physics-Based Surrogates to Parameterized Fragility Models.”
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Magic Paper Length
Is there a magic number of pages for a paper? I studied three example researchers that I admire: Dr. Soda, Dr. Jelly, and Dr. Butter.
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Interesting and Useful Websites
This post serves as an archive of interesting or useful or sometimes interestingly useful websites I came across.
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Almost Win
Xinyue won the second place in the ATLSS Fantasy Football League. Bravo!
Xinyue Wang
She/Her/Hers
CG Conference EMI PB Publication Python Reflection Service Wildfire Writing
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