Yunyi Tang
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Yunyi Tang is a cosmologist at the forefront of next-generation large-scale structure surveys. Their primary research focuses on precision cosmology, galaxy clustering, and the development of cutting-edge spectroscopic instrumentation. As a key contributor to the MUltiplexed Survey Telescope (MUST) project, Tang co-authored the foundational "MUST Science White Paper I," which outlines the telescope’s revolutionary capacity to observe over 20,000 targets simultaneously across a ~5 square-degree field of view. This 6.5-meter facility, equipped with 6.2-mm pitch positioning robots, is designed to conduct the first Stage-V spectroscopic survey, promising unprecedented insights into dark energy, neutrino masses, and the growth of cosmic structure. While their most cited work (5 citations) is a recent 2024 white paper, it signals Tang’s central role in a major upcoming experiment that will shape cosmology for the next decade. Their work bridges the gap between theoretical predictions and observational data, making them a rising voice in the community preparing for the data-rich era of MUST and similar facilities.
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