Dr. Min Jing is a Research Fellow at Ulster University, UK. She received the MSc degree in digital signal processing with distinction from King's College London and the PhD in Electronic Engineering from Cardiff University. Her Ph.D. research was about the investigation of predictability of epileptic seizure via fusion of EEG and fMRI.

After her PhD, she worked on different projects funded by the European Commission FP7, Invest NI, DEL NI, and EU’s INTERREG VA Programme. She has collaborated with researchers and healthcare professionals from the UK, USA, Ireland, Germany and Italy. Most of her projects focused on medical image analysis and computer vision, such as Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) for neurodegeneration, surveillance video retrieval, and social media image/video analysis for emergency management. During the COVID pandemic, she also worked on infectious disease modelling and user experience analysis for COVID-19 antibody rapid tests. Her current projects include ultrasound image analysis with deep learning for cardiovascular healthcare and application of Large Language Models (LLM) for risk register data analysis.