Members

2025-11-01

We are a distributed research collective focused on time series intelligence and pattern discovery in industrial systems and smart systems. This page features our collaborators — researchers, engineers, and developers engaged in joint studies, publications, and software projects.

Collaboration is open and interest-driven: anyone with relevant expertise or curiosity is welcome to join seminars, initiate research, or co-develop tools and methods.


Contributors

  • Song Qingqing, PhD (in progress), Belarus

    • Affiliation
      Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Belarusian State University;
      Technology R&D Center, South China Institute of Frontier Science (Guangdong)

  • Zhu Fu, PhD (in progress), China

    • Affiliation
      School of Electronic and Optical Engineering, Nanjing University of Science and Technology.
    • Research Focus
      High speed coherent laser radar signal processing, Short time signal reconstruction.
    • Contact
      Email: zfu_opt@163.com

  • He Runhai, PhD (in progress), Finland

    • Affiliation
      Faculty of Medicine, University of Helsinki.

  • Sun Maoran, MSocSc, China

    • Affiliation
      Zhejiang Sci-Tech University;
    • Research Focus
      Systems Science, Data-Driven Inquiry in the Social Sciences, Machine Learning for Social Data.
    • Contact
      Email: sunmaoran0911@163.com

  • Zhen Wu, MSc (Economics), MSc in Appl. Math & Inf. (in progress), Belarus

    • Affiliation
      Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Belarusian State University;
    • Research Focus
      Software Development, CNN Training, Economic Data Analysis.
    • Contact
      Email: fpm.uCH@bsu.by | Google Scholar: Wu Zhen

How to Collaborate With Us?

We welcome new collaborators from academia, industry, and clinical practice. If you are working on:

  • Time series analysis under nonstationary conditions,
  • Interpretable pattern recognition methods,
  • Efficient model optimization for edge deployment,
  • Re-discovering actionable insights from latent data patterns (e.g., emergent trends, hidden rhythms, or structural anomalies).

👉 You are welcome to reach out to any collaborator listed above to discuss shared research interests or potential collaborations. Our group operates through open dialogue and mutual initiative.



This research collective is self-organized and led by early-career researchers.
While we gratefully acknowledge the academic environments provided by our affiliated institutions.

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