All articles starting with Y

Yun Raymond Fu

Yun Raymond Fu, who publishes as Yun Fu, is a computer scientist at Northeastern University in Boston working on machine learning, computer vision, and representation learning, and founding director of the SMILE Lab.

Oct 22, 2026

Yun school

The Yun school (恽派), also called the Changzhou school, is a Chinese bird-and-flower painting school founded in the early Qing dynasty by Yun Shouping of Changzhou.

Yun Seok Min

Yun Seok Min (윤석민, Yoon Suk-Min), born 1986 in Guri, South Korea, is a KIA Tigers pitcher who won gold in men's baseball at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and Asian Games medals at Doha 2006 and Guangzhou 2010.

Sep 24, 2026

Yun Seon-do

Yun Seon-do (윤선도, 1587–1671) was a Joseon dynasty civil official and poet who tutored the future King Hyojong and was exiled after the Yesong mourning controversy of 1660.

Sep 23, 2026

Yun Shouping

Yun Shouping (恽寿平, 1633–1690) was a Chinese painter and calligrapher of the early Qing dynasty, one of the Six Masters, best known for his flower paintings in the boneless method.

Yun Sok Lee

Yun Sok Lee is an immunometabolism researcher and Associate Professor In Residence in medicine at UC San Diego, studying inflammation, hypoxia, and metabolism in obesity and diabetes.

Yun Sǒn-Do (Mercurian crater)

Yun Sǒn-Do (Yun Son Do), IAU feature 6680, is a 68-76 km wide impact crater on Mercury at about 72.5 degrees south, approved in 1976 and named for the Korean poet Yun Sǒn-Do (1587-1671).

Oct 20, 2026

Yun Soo Song

Yun Soo Song (송윤수), born 1995, is a South Korean compound archer, 2017 World Archery Champion in individual and mixed team compound, with Universiade, Asian Games, and team world record titles.

Yun Sung-bin (윤성빈)

Yun Sung-bin (윤성빈), born 1994, is a South Korean skeleton racer and 2018 PyeongChang Olympic gold medalist, the first Asian Olympic skeleton medalist and first non-European or American Olympic sliding medalist.

Oct 3, 2026

Yun Xiu Xing

Yun Xiu Xing (云秀行, The Legend of Rosy Clouds) is a 2026 Chinese costume romance drama adapted from Sai Yukino's light novel The Story of Saiunkoku, starring Li Yitong, Zeng Shunxi, and Deng Wei; shelved three years after 2023 filming, it premiered June 20, 2026 on iQiyi and Youku to strong heat but a 3.8 Douban score.

Yun Yeong Suk

Yun Yeong-Suk (윤영숙, also Yun Young-Sook), South Korean archer born 1971; won team recurve gold and individual recurve bronze at the 1988 Seoul Olympics; distinct from North Korean shooter Jo Yong Suk.

Yun‐Cai Liu

Yun-Cai Liu (刘云才) is a Chinese immunologist known for defining E3 ubiquitin ligases like c-Cbl and Itch as regulators of T cell signaling, and a professor at Tsinghua University.

Yun‐Xing Wang

Yun-Xing Wang is a structural biologist at the National Cancer Institute known for determining RNA structures and the solution structure of the anti-HIV protein MAP30.

Yuna (singer, born 2003)

Yuna (유나, Shin Yu-na, born 2003) is the South Korean lead rapper, lead dancer, and sub-vocalist of JYP's girl group ITZY, debuting 2019 with "Dalla Dalla" and releasing the solo EP Ice Cream in March 2026.

Yuna (singer)

Yuna (Yunalis binti Mat Zara'ai, born 1986, Alor Setar) is a Malaysian singer-songwriter of pop and R&B, known for "Crush" with Usher and as the first Malaysian artiste with 1 billion Spotify streams; distinct from ITZY's Yuna.

Yuna Kim (김연아)

Yu Na Kim (김연아), known in South Korea as "Queen Yuna," is a South Korean figure skater who won the 2010 Olympic gold and 2014 silver in ladies' singles.

Yuna Kuroshima

Yuna Kuroshima, also romanized Kuroshima Yuina, is a Japanese actress and model from Okinawa, born in 1997, best known as the heroine of NHK's 2022 morning drama Chimudondon.

Yunan (film)

Yunan (يونان) is a 2025 German-Arabic drama by Ameer Fakher Eldin, second in his Homeland trilogy, about an exiled Syrian writer on a North Sea Hallig island; it competed at Berlinale 2025 for the Golden Bear and won Arab Critics' Award honors.

Yuncheng

Yuncheng (运城市), anciently Hedong, is a prefecture-level city in southwestern Shanxi, China, the only Chinese city built for salt transport, home to Yuncheng Salt Lake, Guan Gong's hometown, 102 national heritage sites, and 4.63 million people.

Yuncheng Interactive, Fengyun Live

Yuncheng Interactive (云成互动) was a Beijing internet company founded by Zhang Xuan in 2011; its successor launched Fengyun Live, and LeTV Sports bought Zhangyu TV for 300 million RMB in 2016.

Yuncheng Interactive, later MetaApp

Yuncheng Interactive, later MetaApp, is a Beijing internet company founded by Hu Sen that operates 233乐园 (233 Playground), a mobile game platform whose sandbox technology runs games without downloads.

Oct 15, 2026

Yuncheng power station

Yuncheng power station is a coal-fired power plant in Heze, Shandong, China, with two 1,000 MW ultra-supercritical double-reheat units; unit 1 entered commercial operation in June 2026.

Yunda Express

Yunda Express (韵达快递) is one of China's largest franchised express-delivery companies, founded in Shanghai in 1999 by the married couple Nie Tengyun and Chen Liying, who remain its controlling shareholders.

Yundao Intelligent Manufacturing (北京云道智造科技有限公司) (云道智造)

Yundao Intelligent Manufacturing (北京云道智造科技有限公司, 云道智造) is a Beijing developer of industrial simulation (CAE) software founded by Qu Kaifeng in 2014; its Simdroid platform was certified on Huawei Cloud in 2024.

Yunde Zhao

Yunde Zhao is a plant biologist at the University of California San Diego known for identifying the YUCCA enzymes that make auxin and for the RUBY gene-editing reporter.

Sep 24, 2026

Yunfa of Gobir

Yunfa was sarki (king) of the Hausa state of Gobir in what is now northwestern Nigeria, reigning from about 1802 until he was killed in 1808.

Yunfeng Lu

Yunfeng Lu is a chemical and biomolecular engineer and UCLA professor known for aerosol-assisted synthesis of nanostructured materials, groundwater remediation nanoparticles, and a 2004 PECASE award.

Yunfu

Yunfu (云浮) is a prefecture-level city in mid-west Guangdong, China, known as the City of Sulfur and City of Stones; area 7,785 km², 2025 GDP 134.487 billion yuan, pyrite reserves 50.92% of the province's total.