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According to [1][2][3], the Ruyan Guo who is the Robert E. Clarke Endowed Professor at at the University of Texas, San Antonio and became an IEEE fellow in 2013, is female. I have updated the article accordingly.
There appears to be some question of Ruyan Guo's notability. Of the criteria for the notability of academics per WP:NACADEMIC, Ruyan Guo appears to qualify unambiguously by criteria 3 (fellow of the IEEE is actually the example given!) and 5 (she holds a named chair). Given the reasons cited for her elevation to Fellow, tt seems likely that a little further research would demonstrate she qualifies under criterion 1. An academic only needs to satisfy one of these criteria to be regarded as notable.
Ruyan Guo is clearly and unambiguously notable per WP:ACADEMIC. I have removed the notability template from this page.
