Yang Ming serves as an assistant research fellow of the School of Astronomy and Space Science at Nanjing University. He received his bachelor’s degree in June 2011 and doctorate in June 2016, both from the Department of Astronomy at Nanjing University. From May to July 2017, he studied at Muller Space Science Laboratory at University College London as a visiting scholar. He has led and participated in a number of projects supported by the Natural Science Foundation.

　　Dynamic evolution of extrasolar satellites, application of asteroseismology in the field of extrasolar planets and binaries; Identification and analysis of astrometric detection of exoplanets and binaries; Identification and analysis of occultation binaries, transiting detection of exoplanets and the formation and evolution of exoplanets

　　(1) Yang Ming, Xie Ji-Wei*, Zhou Ji-Lin, Liu Hui-Gen, Zhang Hui, Global Instability of the Exo-moon System Triggered by Photo-evaporation, Astrophysical Journal,2016.12.01,833(1)
　　(2) Yang Ming, Zhang Hui*, Wang Songhu, Zhou Ji-Lin, et al., Eclipsing binaries from the cstar project at dome a, antarctica, Astrophysical Journal, The - Supplement Series,2015.4.01,217(2)
　　(3) Yang Ming, Liu Hui-Gen*, Zhang Hui, Yang Jia-Yi, Zhou Ji-Lin, Eight planets in four multi-planet systems via transit timing variations in 1350 days, Astrophysical Journal, 2013.12.1,778(2)