Regular biography
YONG Ee Hou is a Senior Lecturer Assistant Chair (Outreach) at Nanyang Technological University, affiliated with the School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. With a Ph.D. from Harvard University, their research interests include soft condensed matter, mechanics of membrane biogenesis, brain and vision, and pattern formation in complex systems. They are based in Office SPMS-PAP-04-05 and can be contacted via email at [email protected].
Scholar-generated biography
Ee Hou Yong is a researcher at Nanyang Technological University with expertise in Statistical Mechanics, Biophysics, Non-equilibrium Physics, Elasticity, and Complex Network. His work explores the physical mechanisms underlying biological systems, such as avian egg shape, Bacillus spore coats, and DNA G-quadruplex folding. He also investigates quantum mechanics, fluctuation theorems, and control strategies for complex networks. His research spans from statistical mechanics of microscopic plates to the dynamics of foraging ants and fluctuating ribbons. Yong's studies integrate theoretical and computational approaches to understand the interplay between structure, function, and dynamics in both biological and physical systems.