CHEONG Siew Ann

CHEONG Siew Ann is an Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the Complexity Institute at Nanyang Technological University's School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. Holding a Ph.D. from Cornell University, their research interests include condensed matter physics, computational physics, statistical and complex system dynamics, and bioinformatics. They are affiliated with the department of PHY and have an office located at SPMS-PAP-04-03. Their profile and contact details can be found on the university's website.

Siew Ann Cheong is a researcher at Nanyang Technological University specializing in complex systems and computational physics. Their work explores the dynamics of complex systems through computational methods, with applications spanning materials science, social systems, and economic modeling. Key research areas include the behavior of magnetic polarons, terahertz conductivity in materials like twisted bilayer graphene and tin oxide nanowires, and the analysis of social and economic phenomena using network theory and data-driven approaches. Cheong's research also investigates the impact of bilingualism on child development and the role of delinquency in youth gang membership. Their studies often integrate interdisciplinary methodologies to address challenges in physics, economics, and public health.