Li Zhang

I am a member of Information Dynamics Laboratory. I currently work on economic methods for resource allocation and web/social network analysis.

In general, I enjoy formulating practical, a.k.a. messy, ill-defined, problems mathematically and, hopefully by doing so, solving them effectively.

In the past, I worked on computational geometry (in particular, kinetic data structures), phylogenetic tree reconstruction, fault tolerant system, and cryptography. More details can be found in my publications.

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I received my PhD in Computer Science from Stanford University and joined Compaq (previously DEC) Systems Research Center in 2000. I joined HP labs in 2002.