Jian-Hua WANG

ENS-Paris-Saclay, 4 avenue des Sciences, 91190, Gif-sur-Yvette, France

A PhD student in statistical signal processing applied to radio astronomy, working under the supervision of Pascal Larzabal, Mohammed Nabil El Korso and Lucien Bacharach within the Signal Processing Group (MOSS) at the SATIE (Laboratoire des systèmes et applications des technologies de l’information et de l’énergie) laboratory of Paris-Saclay University.

My PhD thesis, titled “Advanced Strategies for Interferometric Imaging with Switched Antennas” focuses on developing innovative techniques in radio astronomical imaging and interference mitigation. My research topics include radioastromical imaging, interference, Expectation-Maximization algorithm, antenna selection, model-based learning.

I earned my B.S. degree in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics from Beihang University, Beijing, China, in 2018. In 2021, I completed my Master’s degree under the supervision of HAN Liang, majoring in Automation and Reinforcement Learning. My research focused on the cooperative control of multi-agent systems, formation tracking for multi-UAV systems, and applications of reinforcement learning. For further details on my work from this period, please visit my Master’s research homepage..

news

Nov 04, 2024	Our paper, titled “Low-rank EM-based imaging for large-scale switched interferometric arrays”, has been accepted for publication as a LETTER in the IEEE Signal Processing Letters! You can view it here.
Oct 10, 2024	Our paper, titled “RFI-aware and low-cost maximum likelihood imaging for high-sensitivity radio telescopes”, has been accepted for publication as a LETTER in the IEEE Signal Processing Letters! You can view it here.
Aug 19, 2024	This month, I had the opportunity to volunteer at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. I was stationed at the Sport Climbing venue in Le Bourget, where I assisted with various tasks. It was a rewarding experience, and I was thrilled to contribute to the Olympics in such a meaningful way!
Jun 20, 2024	I presented on “EM Algorithms for Interferometric Imaging with Subarray Switching”(“Algorithmes EM pour l’imagerie interférométrique avec commutations de sous-réseaux d’antennes”) during the Research Topic Day titled “State of the Art of Inversion Methods in Astronomy and Upcoming Challenges” (“État des lieux des méthodes d’inversion en astronomie et challenges à venir”), organized by GdR-IASIS.