Dr. Yijun Yu is a Senior Lecturer in Computing at The Open University, UK. He is interested in developing automated, efficient and scalable software techniques and tools to better support human activities in software engineering. He has a vision to improve aviation security through cloud computing and blockchains by live streaming blackboxes after the missing MH370 flight, which featured in interviews with BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Services aired in April 2014, and receives Microsoft Azure Award (2017). His research on requirements-driven adaptation receives a 10 Year Most Influential Paper award (CASCON’16), 4 Best Paper awards (iRENIC’16, IEEE TrustCom’14, ACM EICS’13), 3 Distinguished Paper awards (IEEE RE’11, BCS’08, ACM SigSoft ASE’07), and a Best Tool Demo Paper (RE’13) award. He serves as an Associate Editor of the Software Quality Journal, Chair of BCS Specialist Group on Requirements Engineering, a PC member of international conferences on Software Engineering (FSE, ICSE), Requirements Engineering (RE, CAiSE), Software Maintenance and Evolution (ICSME, CSMR, SANER, ICPC), Security (ESSoS), and World Forum on Internet of Things (WF-IoT). He managed knowledge transfer projects with Huawei, IBM, CA, RealTelekom, and is a co-investigator on research projects including Adaptive Security and Privacy (ERC Adv. Grant, 2012-2018), and Adaptive Information Systems (QNRF, 2012-2016), Lifelong Security Engineering for Evolving Systems (EU FP7, 2009-2012), and Usable Privacy for Mobile Apps (Microsoft SEIF, 2012).