The chart shows the distribution of publications by all Research.com ranked scientists in the field of Engineering and Technology in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Shan Zhao sits on this spectrum.
The last bar groups every scientist with 804 publications or more.
The chart shows the D-index (discipline H-index) distribution of Engineering and Technology scientists ranked by Research.com in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Shan Zhao sits on this spectrum.
The last bar groups every scientist with 107 D-Index or more.
Shan Zhao is affiliated with the University of Alabama in the United States and specializes in engineering with a focus on computational mechanics. Their research covers a range of topics within this field, including advanced numerical methods in computational mathematics and electromagnetic simulation, among others.
Their work spans several subfields of study, primarily:
Zhao's main research topics include:
Their frequent collaborators include:
Zhao has published extensively in various scientific journals. The most common publication venues are:
Representative recent papers by Shan Zhao include:
Patrick K. Bowen;Emily R. Shearier;Shan Zhao;Roger J. Guillory
Chunjiang An;Gordon Huang;Gordon Huang;Yao Yao;Shan Zhao
Y. C. Zhou;Shan Zhao;Michael Feig;G. W. Wei
Q.F. Han;S. Zhao;X.R. Zhang;X.L. Wang
Hualan Jin;Shan Zhao;Roger Guillory;Patrick K. Bowen
Shan Zhao;G. W. Wei
Shan Zhao;Shan Zhao;Guohe Huang;Guohe Huang;Guanhui Cheng;Yafei Wang
Shan Zhao;Jan-M. Seitz;Rainer Eifler;Hans J. Maier
Lin Mu;Junping Wang;Guowei Wei;Xiu Ye
Shan Zhao;Cameron T. McNamara;Patrick K. Bowen;Nicholas Verhun
Peter W. Bates;Guo-Wei Wei;Shan Zhao
Xiujuan Chen;Gordon Huang;Chunjiang An;Yao Yao
Adam J. Drelich;Shan Zhao;Roger J. Guillory;Jaroslaw W. Drelich
Shan Zhao;G. W Wei;Yang Xiang
Lin Mu;Junping Wang;Xiu Ye;Shan Zhao
Gang Bao;Gang Bao;G. W. Wei;G. W. Wei;Shan Zhao
John P Bullivant;Shan Zhao;Brad J Willenberg;Bettina Kozissnik
Xun Sun;Jingting Liu;Li Ji;Guichao Wang
Patrick K. Bowen;Jan-Marten Seitz;Roger J. Guillory;Jacob P. Braykovich
Xun Sun;Weibin You;Xiaoxu Xuan;Li Ji
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