Rate My Professor Hang Yin

Professor Yin's research centers on experimental high-energy physics, with emphasis on precision electroweak measurements, CP violation in heavy flavor physics involving bottom mesons, and searches for double heavy baryons within the LHCb experiment. Notable achievements include major contributions to the 2017 discovery of double charm baryons, selected as one of China's top 10 scientific advances; the world's most precise measurement of the B_s meson mixing angle; high-precision Z boson mass determination published in Physical Review Letters as Editor's Suggestion; and recent results on B meson CP violation and W boson mass commentary in Nature. He has co-authored over 400 papers in leading journals, including 5 first-author papers in Physical Review Letters and 2 in Physical Review D, with contributions featured nearly 10 times in Fermilab Today and in CERN Courier. Yin teaches undergraduate electromagnetism and graduate courses on particle physics introduction and experimental data analysis methods. He leads national grants, including a 2022 key R&D project from the Ministry of Science and Technology, and has given over 10 plenary or invited talks at international conferences.