Enoch Yeung

Honors

Early CAREER Award, National Science Foundation; Young Investigator Award, U.S. Army; Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) Project Team of the Year Award; PNNL Outstanding Performance Award; Kanel Foundation Fellowship; National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship; National Defense Science and Engineering Fellowship

Research

Systems Biology, Control Systems, Machine Learning and Data Mining

Yeung serves as the principal investigator for projects on distributed biological computing (HPDA), design of data-driven control architectures (PNNL Control of Complex Systems Initiative) and data-driven design and discovery for synthetic biological systems (DARPA SD2). He has led major research tasks on several multi-institutional collaborative synthetic biological research programs including the DARPA Living Foundries program, the NSF Molecular Programming Project, and the AFOSR Biological Research Initiative.  He as served on several advisory panels for DARPA, NIST, and the NDU.

Education

PhD  Control and Dynamical Systems, California Institute of Technology
BS  Mathematics, Brigham Young University