Yee Mun Lee

Nanyang Technological University, University of Leeds

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Yee Mun Lee is a leading researcher in road safety and human factors, with a particular focus on driver-pedestrian interactions and the implications for autonomous vehicle technology. Her work critically examines the dynamics of road user behavior at unsignalized crossings, challenging conventional models by demonstrating that real-world interactions do not align with theoretical constructs like the Nash equilibrium. This insight, detailed in her 2023 paper (14 citations), is foundational for developing realistic simulations of human-robot interactions in traffic, directly informing the design of safer automated systems. Beyond traffic safety, Lee has also contributed to urologic oncology, authoring a highly cited review on the optimal management of upper tract urothelial carcinoma (2020, 67 citations), which synthesizes multi-modality treatment strategies to address persistent survival challenges. Her cross-disciplinary impact—spanning behavioral game theory and clinical oncology—underscores her versatility and the translational value of her research. With a growing citation record, Lee’s work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in human-automation interaction, pedestrian safety, and evidence-based cancer care.