Yung C. Liang is affiliated with the National University of Singapore in Singapore. Their research primarily focuses on engineering and physics, with significant contributions to subfields such as electrical and electronic engineering, condensed matter physics, electronic, optical and magnetic materials, biomedical engineering, and mechanical engineering.
The scientist's work covers several main topics, including GaN-based semiconductor devices and materials, Ga₂O₃ and related materials, magnetic field sensor techniques, photocathodes and microchannel plates, semiconductor materials and devices, ZnO doping and properties, and cellular and composite structures.
Yung C. Liang has published extensively, with notable papers including:
Their frequent coauthors include Huolin Huang, Yuhan Pu, Yanhong Liu, Nan Sun, and Lingxi Xia.
Yung C. Liang's research has appeared repeatedly in several publication venues, reflecting their active participation in their fields. These venues include:
Wei Ji;Kui Yao;Yung C. Liang
Meng Qin;Kui Yao;Yung C. Liang
Meng Qin;Kui Yao;Yung C. Liang
Wei Ji;Kui Yao;Yee-Fun Lim;Yung C. Liang
Wei Ji;Wei Ji;Kui Yao;Yung C. Liang
Huolin Huang;Yung C. Liang;Ganesh S. Samudra;Ting-Fu Chang
Y.-C. Liang;V.J. Gosbell
Meng Qin;Kui Yao;Yung C. Liang
S. Krishnan;U. Kwon;N. Moumen;M.W. Stoker
Meng Qin;Kui Yao;Yung C. Liang;Santiranjan Shannigrahi
Y.C. Liang;K.P. Gan;G.S. Samudra
K.P. Gan;Y.C. Liang;G.S. Samudra;S.M. Xu
Meng Qin;Kui Yao;Yung C. Liang;Bee Keen Gan
Qifan Li;Yung C. Liang
Jun Yao;Yan Zhang;Chi-Hwa Wang;Chi-Hwa Wang;Yung C. Liang
Huolin Huang;Yung C. Liang;Ganesh S. Samudra;Cassandra Low Lee Ngo
F E H Tay;Xu Jun;Y C Liang;V J Logeeswaran
Xin Yang;Y.C. Liang;G.S. Samudra;Yong Liu
Shuming Xu;K.P. Gan;G.S. Samudra;Y.C. Liang
Honglin Pan;Y.C. Liang;R. Oruganti
Yu Chen;Y.C. Liang;G.S. Samudra
Kian Paau Gan;Xin Yang;Y.C. Liang;G.S. Samudra
Ting-Fu Chang;Tsung-Chieh Hsiao;Chih-Fang Huang;Wei-Hung Kuo
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