David Z. Pan is affiliated with The University of Texas at Austin in the United States. Their research spans multiple intersecting domains primarily within engineering and computer science.
The main fields of study for their work include:
Within these broad areas, their subfields of study cover:
Research topics frequently addressed by David Z. Pan involve:
Their recent scholarly contributions include papers such as:
Frequent coauthors in this research include:
The venues where David Z. Pan has been regularly published consist of:
David Z. Pan was recognized as an SPIE Fellow in 2017.
Moongon Jung;Joydeep Mitra;David Z. Pan;Sung Kyu Lim
Kaveh Shamsi;Meng Li;Travis Meade;Zheng Zhao
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Meng Li;Kaveh Shamsi;Travis Meade;Zheng Zhao
Minsik Cho;D.Z. Pan
Kun Yuan;Jae-Seok Yang;D.Z. Pan
Jason Cong;Zhigang Pan;Lei He;Cheng-Kok Koh
Xiyuan Tang;Linxiao Shen;Begum Kasap;Xiangxing Yang
Shashikanth Bobba;Ashutosh Chakraborty;Olivier Thomas;Perrine Batude
Ruchir Puri;Leon Stok;John Cohn;David Kung
Jason Cong;David Zhigang Pan;Prasanna V. Srinivas
Jason Cong;Tianming Kong;David Zhigang Pan
Gang Xu;Li-Da Huang;David Z. Pan;Martin D. F. Wong
Bei Yu;Kun Yuan;Duo Ding;David Z. Pan
Wooyoung Jang;David Z. Pan
Kaveh Shamsi;Meng Li;Travis Meade;Zheng Zhao
Minsik Cho;D.Z. Pan
Yibo Lin;Zixuan Jiang;Jiaqi Gu;Wuxi Li
Xiaoqing Xu;Brian Cline;Greg Yeric;Bei Yu
Bei Yu;Kun Yuan;Boyang Zhang;Duo Ding
Jae-Seok Yang;Krit Athikulwongse;Young-Joon Lee;Sung Kyu Lim
Joydeep Mitra;Peng Yu;David Z. Pan
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