Yiming Ye obtained his MS degree from Chinese Academy of Sciences and his Ph.D in Computer Vision from University of Toronto. He joined IBM T.J. Watson Research Center as a Research Staff Member in 1997. He is interested in web intelligence, electronic commerce, pervasive computation, applied dynamics of computation and complex systems, multi-agent system, natural dialogue systems and computer vision and image processing.
He is an Associate Editor for Electronic Commerce Research Journal, Baltzer Science Publishers and on Advisory Board of Conferences and Workshops of Intelligent System Division of National Instiute of Standards and Technology (http://www.isd.mel.nist.gov/conferences/performance_metrics/advisory_bd.html). He was the Chair of Workshop on Agents in Electronic Commerce held in Hong Kong in 1999 and will be the Demo Chair of First Asian-Pacific Conference on Web Intelligence 2001. He was a Department Representative at IBM EXPO 2000, the biggest expo at IBM research within five years. He serves as PC members of various international conferences in robotics, AI, and intelligent agent.
He is an Associate Editor for Electronic Commerce Research Journal, Baltzer Science Publishers and on Advisory Board of Conferences and Workshops of Intelligent System Division of National Instiute of Standards and Technology (http://www.isd.mel.nist.gov/conferences/performance_metrics/advisory_bd.html). He was the Chair of Workshop on Agents in Electronic Commerce held in Hong Kong in 1999 and will be the Demo Chair of First Asian-Pacific Conference on Web Intelligence 2001. He was a Department Representative at IBM EXPO 2000, the biggest expo at IBM research within five years. He serves as PC members of various international conferences in robotics, AI, and intelligent agent. He was number one and the only first prize winner at the University Wide Advanced Mathematics Competition of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China; a recipient of the excellcent paper award from Chinese Academy of Sciences; a recipient of open fellowship from University of Toronto; a recipient of Student Scholarship from International Conference on Multi-agent Systems in 1996; and a recipient of IBM Research Division Technical Group Award in 2000. His is listed in Marquis Who is Who in Science and Engineering, Millennium Edition.
He likes travel and his dream is to visit every part of the world.