Qing Zhao is affiliated with Cornell University in the United States and has contributed to several fields within computer science and engineering. Their main research areas focus on computer networks and communications, electrical and electronic engineering, and aerospace engineering. The primary domains of study include energy efficient wireless sensor networks, energy harvesting in wireless networks, security in wireless sensor networks, IoT and edge/fog computing, UAV applications and optimization, video surveillance and tracking methods, and age of information optimization.
Their recent publications include the following:
Frequent co-authors who collaborated with Qing Zhao include:
Qing Zhao has published multiple papers in venues such as:
Their work primarily spans 11 publications within computer science and 4 publications in engineering. The detailed subfields include 10 publications in computer networks and communications, 3 in electrical and electronic engineering, 1 in aerospace engineering, and 1 in computer vision and pattern recognition.
Among recognized honors, Qing Zhao was named IEEE Fellow in 2013 for contributions to learning and decision theory in dynamic systems with applications to cognitive networking.
Qing Zhao;B.M. Sadler
Qing Zhao;Lang Tong;Ananthram Swami;Yunxia Chen
Yunxia Chen;Qing Zhao
Yunxia Chen;Qing Zhao;A. Swami
Lang Tong;Qing Zhao;S. Adireddy
Q. Zhao;L. Tong;A. Swami
Keqin Liu;Qing Zhao
S. Ahmad;Mingyan Liu;T. Javidi;Qing Zhao
Qing Zhao;B. Krishnamachari;Keqin Liu
Keqin Liu;Qing Zhao
Lang Tong;Qing Zhao;G. Mergen
Qing Zhao;A. Swami
M. Maskery;V. Krishnamurthy;Qing Zhao
Yunxia Chen;Qing Zhao;A. Swami
Qing Zhao;A. Swami
Wei Ren;Qing Zhao;A. Swami
Haoyang Liu;Keqin Liu;Qing Zhao
Yunxia Chen;Qing Zhao;V. Krishnamurthy;D. Djonin
Qing Zhao;Lang Tong
T. Javidi;B. Krishnamachari;Qing Zhao;Mingyan Liu
Qing Zhao;Brian M. Sadler
Ananthram Swami;Qing Zhao;Yao-Win Hong;Lang Tong
Qing Zhao;Bhaskar Krishnamachari;Keqin Liu
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