I am a Ph.D. student at the University of Minnesota in the Computer Science and Engineering Department. My advisor is Professor Zhi-Li Zhang. I am doing interesting research works with my advisor and colleagues in the Computer Networks and Multimedia Research Lab.

My research interests fall into the general area of networking and multimedia system. Previously, I have been working on 1) bandwidth monitoring problem in adaptive multimedia delivery; 2) resilient intra-domain routing protocol in Internet; 3) more scalable location management scheme in supporting for location based routing in ad-hoc networks; and 4) object look-up protocol in P2P networks.

Before coming to the States, I had received a BS degree in Information Science from Fudan University, China; and a MSc degree in Computer Science from the University of Alberta, Canada. My supervisor in the master program is Prof. Anup Basu. I have also worked for several years in Hong Kong and Shanghai, for the HSBC Financial Group. I was a system programmer and analyst, writing programs (and patches) on various platforms, including IBM AS/400 (known as iSeries now), PC LAN, and Unix (HP-UX).

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