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Yu-Chen Wang

Yu-Chen Wang (born 1978 in Taichung Taiwan) is a British-Taiwanese artist. She is now based in London, UK, working internationally.
== Career ==
Yu-Chen Wang graduated with an MA in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Art in London in 2002, she previously attended the Postgraduate Study programme at Goldsmiths College University of London.
She uses drawing to explore mechanical and biological forms, and explore the ways in which their bodily borderlines blur and mutate. Her researches expand into collaborations producing sculptural installation, performance, music, films and events. Her exhibitions are often accompanied by dinner or breakfast events hosted by the artist, like the cross-cultural Pān-toh Supra, a collaboration with the artist Andro Semeiko at the Contemporary Art Space in Batumi Georgia 2017 and the Tbilisi Triennial in Georgia 2018.
Wang puplished several books, among them the quasi-fictional book The song of the machines in 2012.
Current and upcoming projects include a new commission and solo exhibition at New Doncaster Museum and Library in 2020, a residency at Metal, Peterborough in 2020 and a new commission for Grand Union Birmingham (2018–2022).
Wang also works as a curator. For many years she was running the project space Basement in central London.
== Awards and residencies ==
*2018: CERN Honorary Mention Collide International
*2018: CERN New Art Commission
*2018: Junction Works Residency at Grand Union
== Exhibitions ==
* 2014: This is the end..., Taipei Biennial (curated by Nicolas Bourriaud), Taipei City
* 2020: Invisible: There’s more to it than meets the eye, Science Gallery Dublin
== Teaching ==
Yu-Chen Wang is Associate Lecturer in BA and MA Drawing at Camberwell College / University of Arts London and Associate Lecturer in BA Fine Art at Goldsmiths College University of London. She has given lectures and talks at Liverpool John Moore University, University of Lancaster, National Taipei University of Education, University for the Creative Arts Canterbury, National Cheng Kung University inTainan, Wimbledon College of Arts London; College of Arts of the University of Lincoln, Lasalle College of the Arts in Singapore.
==In the media==
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==References==
== External links ==
* Yu-Chen Wang on twitter
* Yu-Chen Wang | Arts at CERN
* DRAW Yu-Chen Wang | UAL
* Yu-chen Wang | Artwork | Saatchi Art
* Yuchen Wang - ArtStation
* Yu-Chen Wang on instagram
* Yu-Chen Wang on vimeo
Category:1978 births
Category:British artists
Category:Master's degrees
Category:Alumni of Chelsea College of Arts
Category:Alumni of Goldsmiths, University of London
Category:Academics of Wimbledon College of Arts
Yu-En Yen

Yu-En Yen (Kavalan language: Aing banday, 1938—) was born in the Kodic Tribe of Fengbin Township, Hualien County40 and recognized by the Ministry of Culture (Taiwan) in 2021 as the preserver of important traditional crafts "Kavalan banana fiber weaving (ni tenunan tu benina." She is also the widow of Wan-Lai Jie, a pioneer in the Kavalan Revival Movement.
==Life Story==
Yu-En Yen was born in 1938 in Kodic Village. Her father, A-Jih Yen, was a member of the Kalewan tribe. In 1955, she married Wan-Lai Jie at the age of 17, who was seven years her senior. They first lived in Fengbin. Three years after their marriage, Wan-Lai Jie left his job at the Fengbin Township Office, and the family moved back to Xinshe to settle. Yu-En Yen was 28 years old at that time.
Yu-En Yen and Wan-Lai Jie returned to the Kalewan tribe in Yilan in 1988. They heard from their aunt and A-Mei Gao that the Kavalan people used to wear clothes made of fabric woven from banana fiber; wearing such clothes represented a certain social status. No one was able to weave banana fiber fabric at the time they returned, which amazed Yu-En Yen. 
In 2001, during the "Dr. Mackay's Collection of Taiwanese Aboriginal Artifacts Exhibition" held at the Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines, a sample of a Kavalan woman's ceremonial skirt was displayed. Upon seeing this display, Yu-En Yen was deeply moved. She became determined to revive weaving.
Reviving the Kavalan traditional craft of banana fiber weaving
Later, Yu-En Yen returned to Xinshe Tribe and, with her husband, visited tribal elders such as Abi, Ibay, and Ayok. They attempted to retrieve the traditional banana fiber weaving techniques from the childhood memories of the elders. Initially, Yu-En Yen learned from Ibay various techniques, including how to operate a ground loom. In 2005, they established the "Xinshe Banana Fiber Workshop.":38 According to Yu-En Yen, at the beginning of their journey to revive the traditional craft, no one was weaving banana fiber fabric. They relied on the memories of the tribe's elders, who had seen their grandmothers weaving banana fiber, and started experimenting based on their descriptions. After multiple failures, they finally achieved results. Since the traditional loom frame was lost, they inserted four pillars directly into the ground to set up a new loom.
Currently, Yu-En Yen is proficient in the entire process of Kavalan banana fiber weaving and familiar with the indigenous terminologies regarding tools and techniques. Before harvesting banana trees, extracting banana sheaths, scraping banana fibers, and weaving, she performs the ritual of paspaw (offering) to seek ancestral blessings, demonstrating her thorough understanding of the craft and its cultural significance.
==Achievements and Honors==
* May 2021 Recognized by the Ministry of Culture (Taiwan) as the preserver of important traditional crafts, commonly referred to as a "Living National Treasure." 
* ·August 2021 Received the Indigenous Wisdom Elderly Award from the World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium (WINHEC). 
Category:1938 births
Category:People from Hualien County
Category:Taiwanese people
Yubaraj Khatri

Yubaraj Khatri (Nepali:युबराज खत्री, born 24 September 1986) is a Nepalese actor, director, editor, and cinematographer.
Khatri has been honored with many prestigious from national and international organizations. Best Editor (Sagarmatha Music Ward 2018) etc.
==Biography==
Yubaraj Khatri was born in Tripurasundari-3, Dhuskun in the Sindhupalchok district of Northeast Nepal. Born in an ordinary family, Khatri's childhood was spent in Dhuskun. He completed SLC (Mahendra Pratap Secondary School) and higher studies at (Araniko College). He moved to Kathmandu after higher studies.
Khatri, who has been interested in art since a very young age, entered the Nepali film industry in 2009 by making a film in the Thami cultural language for the first time in Nepali history. He had a strong desire to be an actor and director and continued to participate in various programs.
He had got the opportunity to work as a co-director in many movies like my school. Khatri adheres to Hinduism.
==Filmography==
Year	Film 	Role
2009	Ni Thangmi Pali	
2010	Mero School 	
2011	Dokhang 	
2012	Hamro Gau 	
2013	Tender 	
2014	Network 	
2018	Hyula Dusman 	
2019	The Cross Road 	
2023	Ukhan 	
Category:1986 births
Category:Nepalese people
Category:Actors
Category:Directors
Category:Editors
Category:Cinematographers
Yue Song

Yue Song is a Chinese actor and martial artist known for playing Wu Lin in The Iron Protector (2016) and Yue Feng inThe King Of Streets (2011).
==Career==
Yue started his Career as an Actor, director and producer. in 2006, he directed his first short film "Hunting". in 2008, the training short film "Chinese King Fu Shocks Overseas" was released on 2009, he also stared in 2016 movie alongside with Chinese actor Xing Yu in The Iron Protector (2016), which is among his best movies, kicking more than one hundred thugs, before his career as an actor Yue has training in Kung Fu Kickboxing, Sanda, MMA, Jiu Jitsu, Jeet Kune Do, and Taekwondo.
==Filmography==
Films
Year	Title 	Role
2006	Hunter 	Himself
2008	Chinese Kung Fu Kids 	Yue
2009	War God Case 	Himself
2012	The King Of Streets 	Yu Feng
2014	Wind Snow Fighter 	Yue Song
2016	Iron Protector 	Wu Lin
2020	Tie jia kuang hou zhi Wang ming Lei Tie ng	Lie Tieng
2022	Snow Warrior 	Yue
Category:1985 births
Category:People from Shandong
Category:Chinese actors
Category:Martial artists
Category:Director
Category:Producers
Yugoslavia

For the majority of the twentieth century, Yugoslavia was a nation located in Southeast Europe and Central Europe. In 1918, following World War I, the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes was formed through a union between the provisional State of Slovenes, Croats, and Serbs (which had been formed from territories of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire) and the Kingdom of Serbia. It was the first union of the South Slavic people as a sovereign state, following centuries of division between Turkey and Austria-Hungary. The country's first ruler was Peter I of Serbia. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was officially recognised by the world community on July 13, 1922, at the Conference of Ambassadors in Paris. On October 3, 1929, the formal name of the state was changed from Yugoslavia to Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
On April 6, 1941, the Axis forces launched an invasion of Yugoslavia. The Partisan resistance declared a Democratic Federal Yugoslavia in 1943, and the country became known as Yugoslavia. When King Peter II, then living in exile, recognised it as the legitimate government in 1944, it was considered a watershed moment. The monarchy was later overthrown in November 1945, after which the country became a republic. When a communist administration was founded in Yugoslavia in 1946, the country was called the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia (FPRY). Italy ceded the areas of Istria, Rijeka, and Zadar to Croatia, which became known as Croatia. President Josip Broz Tito, a partisan leader who died in 1980, presided over the nation as president. The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was established in 1963 after the nation was renamed the previous year (SFRY).
Following the disintegration of Yugoslavia, the republics of Montenegro and Serbia created a smaller federative state known as the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), which was known as Serbia and Montenegro from 2003 to 2006. This state sought to the role of only legal successor to the Soviet Federated Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY), but such claims were met with opposition by the other former republics. In the end, it agreed with the Badinter Arbitration Committee's position on shared succession, and in 2003, the country's official name was changed to Serbia and Montenegro. This state was disbanded after Montenegro and Serbia declared their independence from the United Kingdom in 2006, respectively, and when Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia in 2008.
Category:Yugoslavia
Category:Former countries in the Balkans
Category:Former Slavic countries
Category:Former monarchies
Yuima Nakazato

Yuima Nakazato (Japanese: 中里 唯馬, 1985-) is a Japanese fashion designer based in Tokyo and Paris. Nakazato opened his own label YUIMA NAKAZATO in 2009. In 2016, the Japanese designer was invited as an official guest designer by the Parisian Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture, part of the Fédération française de la couture. Since then, Nakazato has continuously exhibited his new collections at Paris Fashion Week.Including at ITS in Trieste where he was selected twice – in two separate years – and in two different contest fields, fashion and accessories. Shoe designs created during his study at the Royal Academy were put into the Antwerp Mode Museum (MoMu) for permanent preservation. The brand’s vision for the future of mankind is one in which ‘Eventually, each and every garment will be unique and different.’ By offering apparel which balances craftsmanship with technology, Nakazato aims to bring tailor-made clothes to a wider range of people. 
Category:1985 births
Category:Japanese people
Category:Fashion designers
Yukie Sakō

Yukie Sakō is a Japanese animator, character designer and animation director that is known for her work for the first two seasons of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal series.
==Career==
Yukie Sakō started her career in the anime industry in 1992. She had contributed many episode animation direction and key animation for various anime from 1994 to 2013, such as Cardcaptor Sakura, Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion, and Majestic Prince.
In 2014, Sakō was chosen as a character designer for the Sailor Moon anime reboot series, Sailor Moon Crystal. She was involved in the reboot until the end of the second season.
In 2018, few years after Sailor Moon Crystal, Sakō was chosen as a character designer for Nil Admirari no Tenbin: Teito Genwaku Kitan anime adaptation.
==Works==
===TV Anime===
Year 	Title 	Credit 	Note
1998-2000	Cardcaptor Sakura 	Key Animation (eps. 43) 	
2006-07 	Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion 	Animation Director (eps. 2, 8), 2nd Key Animation (eps. 11), In-between Animation, Key Animation (OP; eps. 8, 23) 	
2008 	Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2 	Chief Animation Director (eps. 26), Animation Director (eps. 7, 15, 23), Key Animation (OP; eps. 1-2, 4, 7, 23, 25), Assistant Animation Director (eps. 9)	
2008-09 	Mobile Suit Gundam 00 Second Season 	Key Animation (OP2; eps. 20) 	
2011 	Uta no Prince-sama: Maji Love 1000% 	Animation Director (eps. 8, 13), 2nd Key Animation (eps. 12) 	
2012-13 	Majestic Prince 	Chief Animation Director (eps. 2-6, 17, 19), Animation Director (eps. 12, 24), Key Animation (eps. 2) 	
2016 	Magic-kyun! Renaissance 	Chief Animation Director (eps. 2-11, 13), Animation Director (eps. 2, 13), Key Animation (eps. 1-2, 13) 	
2018 	Nil Admirari no Tenbin 	Character Design, Chief Animation Director, Key Animation (OP; eps. 12) 	
2020-21 	Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon 	Design (eps. 11-12) 	
2021-22 	Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon - The Second Act	Design (eps. 19) 	
===Anime film===
Year	Title 	Credit 	Note
1995	Ghost in the Shell 	In-between Animation 	
1997	Princess Mononoke 	In-between Animation, Clean-up Animation	
2000	Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card 	Key Animation 	
2006	Keroro Gunsō the Super Movie 	Key Animation 	
2010	Pocket Monsters Diamond and Pearl the Movie: Phantom Ruler – Zoroark	Key Animation 	
2010	Mobile Suit Gundam 00 the Movie: A Wakening of the Trailblazer 	Key Animation 	
2019	Code Geass Lelouch of the Re;surrection 	2nd Key Animation 	
===Web Anime===
Year	Title 	Credit 	Note
2014	Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal Season I 	Character Design, Chief Animation Director (eps. 1-4, 6), Animation Director (eps. 25-26), Key Animation (eps. 17, 26)	Season 1&2
2015	Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal Season II	Character Design, Chief Animation Director (eps. 1-4, 6), Animation Director (eps. 25-26), Key Animation (eps. 17, 26)	Season 1&2
===Video games===
Year	Title 	Credit 	Note
2006	Cluster Edge: The Pass you Hold to the Future	Character Design	
Category:Japanese animators
Category:Japanese women animators
Category:Anime character designers
Yukiko Wada

Yukiko Wada (和田由紀子, Wada Yukiko, born 8 January 2002) is a professional Japanese volleyball player who resides in the outside hitter position. She is a member of Japan women's national volleyball team since 2023.
==Career==
Yukiko started playing volleyball in fourth grade because of her cousin.
She was a member of the volleyball team in Kyoto Tachibana High School from 2017/18 to 2019/20. 
In 2019 she was selected to be a part of the Japanese roster for the 2019 FIVB Volleyball Girls' U18 World Championship. Yukiko placed first with the U19 Japanese team and was awarded the best player of the Cornacchia World Cup 2019.
She is currently competing in the V.League (Japan) as a member of JT Marvelous since 2019. She participated in the 2023 FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League.
She gained popularity on social media for scoring 32 points against the United States women's national volleyball team in the preliminary round of the 2023 FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League.
Category:2002 births
Category:People from Kyoto Prefecture
Category:Japanese people
Category:Volleyball players
Yukti Thareja

Yukti Thareja (born January 5, 2000) is an Indian actress and model known for her work in the Indian film and music video industry. She gained recognition as a semi-finalist on MTV's Supermodel of the Year in 2019 and her performance in the music video Lut Gaye alongside Emraan Hashmi. She has made notable appearances in Telugu, Malayalam, and Punjabi entertainment projects. Notable works include Rangabali (2023), and Marco (2024).
==Early life and education==
Thareja was born into a Haryanvi family in Karnal, Haryana, to Parveen, and Rita Thareja. She attended Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce in Delhi, where she studied for a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) degree. However, she left during her final year to focus on her modeling career.
==Career==
Thareja began her modeling journey by winning the Delhi Times Fresh Face contest in 2017. She gained widespread attention as a semi-finalist in MTV's Supermodel of the Year in 2019. She has worked on catalog shoots for brands such as House of Pink and Hallmark Suites.
Thareja started her acting career with music videos, notably "Ik Supna" (2020). She rose to prominence with her role in the music video "Lut Gaye," featuring Emraan Hashmi and sung by Jubin Nautiyal, which amassed millions of views shortly after its release.
In 2023, Yukti made her film debut with the Telugu movie Rangabali, opposite actor Naga Shaurya, produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri. She also entered Malayalam cinema with Marco (2024), an action entertainer directed by Haneef Adeni, in which she stars opposite Unni Mukundan. Yukti has also appeared in Telugu films such as the KJQ (King, Jackie & Queen).
Thareja actively engages with her audience on social media, particularly on Instagram, where she has garnered a following of over 892,000 followers.
==Filmography==
Year	Film/Project 	Language 	Role
2020	Ik Supna (Music Video) 	Punjabi 	Lead Role
2021	Lut Gaye (Music Video) 	Hindi 	Lead Role
2023	Rangabali 	Telugu 	Sahaja- Lead Actress
2024	Marco 	Malayalam	Maria- Lead Actress
2024	KJQ (King, Jackie & Queen)	Telugu 	Lead Actress
==References==
==External links==
* Yukti Thareja on IMDb
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Category:2000 births
Category:Indian film actresses
Category:Indian actresses
Category:Indian female models
Yulong Li

Yulong Li (Chinese: 李毓龙; born in 1978) is a Chinese neuroscientist. Currently he is a professor in the School of Life Sciences at Peking University, a principal investigator of PKU-THU Center for Life Sciences and IDG/McGovern Institute for Brain Research at Peking University.
Li was born and raised in Fujian Province, China. He received his B.S. with a major in biophysics and physiology at Peking University in 2000. He joined George Augustine’s lab at Duke University and received his Ph.D. in 2006. From 2006 to 2012, he conducted his postdoctoral research in Richard Tsien’s lab at Stanford University.
In 2012, Li joined Peking University as a principal investigator. His research interests focus on developing advanced biophotonic sensors to understand the communication between neurons. His group has developed a series of novel genetically-encoded fluorescent sensors for real-time detection of neurotransmitters and neuromodulators in vivo, such as ACh, DA and NE, called GRAB (GPCR activation based) sensors. His group also developed the first entire genetically-encoded optogenetic method PARIS (pairing actuators and receivers to optically isolate gap junctions) for functionally mapping gap junctions. Besides the tool development, his group is also interested in the functions of GPCRs. They are one of the groups independently deorphanized primate specific Mas-related GPCR member X4 (MRGPRX4) with its native substrate bile acids, and identified its physiological function in mediating cholestatic itch.
2019 XPLORER PRIZE in Life Sciences 
2019 The National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars
2019 The 12th "Tan Jiazhen Life Science Innovation Award"
2019 Zhang Xiangtong Neuroscience Young Scientist Award
2019 “Excellence in Teaching” award, School of Life Sciences, Peking University
2019 The 20th Wu Jieping – Paul Janssen Medical & Pharmaceutical Award
	
2018 Research was selected into the Top Ten Progress of Life Sciences in China
2018 Research was selected into the Top Ten News of Medical Science and Technology in China
2018 VCANBIO Award for Innovations and Breakthrough in Life Sciences and Medicine
2018 PKU & Boehringer-Ingelheim Faculty Research Award
2015 “Green Leaf Eminent Young Scholar” Fellowship, Luye Pharma Group Co.,Ltd
2015 “Excellence in Teaching” award, School of Life Sciences, Peking University	
2014 1000-Young-talents program, China Organization Department, Beijing
2013 Junior faculty teaching awards, Peking University, Beijing
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Category:1978 births
Category:Chinese neuroscientists
Category:Peking University faculty
Category:People from Fujian
Category:Peking University alumni
Category:Duke University alumni
Yume Ippai

Yume Ippai (ゆめいっぱい, "Full of Dreams") is a song covered by Yumiko Seki as her debut single on April 21, 1990.. The lyrics were written by Aran Tomoko and the melody was composed by Tetsurō Oda. It was used as the first opening theme of the anime series Chibi Maruko-chan from January 7, 1990 to September 27, 1992. "Yume Ippai" was the only song that Momoko Sakura did not write lyrics for in the anime series. The song was used once again on December 15, 1990 as the ending soundtrack for Chibi Maruko-chan: The Movie. At its peak, the song placed 50th on the Oricon Singles Chart during the 1990s. After the death of Sakura Momoko in 2018, "Yume Ippai" rose to 132nd place on the chart that week.
== Album ==
# "Yume Ippai" ("Full of Dreams") Lyrics: Aran Tomoko, Composition: Tetsuro Oda
# "Mou Oyasuminasai" (I'll Say Good Night Again") Composition: Yumiko Seki 
== Covers ==
* In 1990, B. B. Queens, which sang "Odoru Ponpokorin", covered "Yume Ippai" for their album's B-side.
* Golden Bombers, which also covered "Odoru Ponpokorin" for the anime series Chibi Maruko-chan in 2016, also sang "Yume Ippai" for their B-side
* On Mother's Day 2020, Rakuten released a commercial covering the song. In an interview, Yumiko (Seki) Arima sang "Yume Ippai" for the first time in 29 years. The song was featured in the opening car radio scene, and served as the primary music of the commercial.
Category:1990 songs
Category:1990 albums