Rate My Professor Hang Yin

Professor Yin's research centers on high-energy experimental physics, with emphasis on precision electroweak measurements and charge-parity violation in heavy flavor physics, particularly bottom mesons, utilizing LHCb and D0 experiment data. As lead author, he has published five papers in Physical Review Letters and two in Physical Review D, accumulating over 100 citations, and co-authored more than 400 papers in international journals. Key contributions include the 2017 double-charm baryon discovery, recognized among China's Top 10 Scientific Advances; the first LHC Z boson mass measurement published in Physical Review Letters; and leadership in B meson CP violation studies resulting in a 2026 Physical Review Letters publication. In 2026, he co-authored a Nature commentary on CMS W boson mass measurements. His research has been highlighted nearly ten times in Fermilab Today and in CERN newsletters, impacting proton parton distribution function determinations. He has given over ten invited reports at international conferences and leads projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Ministry of Science and Technology.