Zhe Zhang is affiliated with the Technical University of Denmark in Denmark. Their research primarily focuses on various areas within engineering, with extensive contributions to electrical and electronic engineering, control and systems engineering, mechanical engineering, artificial intelligence, and biomedical engineering. Zhang has published extensively in these domains, contributing to the development of technologies and methodologies related to power electronics, energy systems, and advanced materials.
Their publication record includes work in important subfields such as:
Zhang's main research topics cover a range of technical subjects, including:
Recent representative papers authored by Zhang include:
Zhang has frequently collaborated with several coauthors, including:
The scientist has published numerous works in prominent venues such as:
Alexander Anthon;Zhe Zhang;Michael A. E. Andersen;Grahame Holmes
Chunjiang Zhang;Xiaojun Zhao;Xiaohuan Wang;Xiuhui Chai
Zhe Zhang;Ziwei Ouyang;Ole C. Thomsen;Michael A. E. Andersen
Maria C. Mira;Zhe Zhang;Arnold Knott;Michael A. E. Andersen
Zhe Zhang;Claus Thorp Hansen;Michael A. E. Andersen
Zheng Zeng;Xin Zhang;Zhe Zhang
Zhe Zhang;O. C. Thomsen;M. A. E. Andersen
Zhe Zhang;Ole C. Thomsen;Michael A. E. Andersen
Yueshi Guan;Carlo Cecati;J. Marcos Alonso;Zhe Zhang
Zhe Zhang;Riccardo Pittini;Michael A.E. Andersen;Ole C. Thomsena
Zhe Zhang;Ole Cornelius Thomsen;Michael A. E. Andersen;Henning R. Nielsen
Yijie Wang;Oscar Lucia;Zhe Zhang;Shanshan Gao
Riccardo Pittini;Zhe Zhang;Michael A. E. Andersen
Ziwei Ouyang;Zhe Zhang;O. C. Thomsen;M. A. E. Andersen
Alexander Anthon;Juan C. Hernandez;Zhe Zhang;Michael A.E. Andersen
Qiong Mo;Min Chen;Zhe Zhang;Yuru Zhang
Maria C. Mira;Zhe Zhang;Kasper Luthje Jorgensen;Michael A. E. Andersen
Zhe Zhang;Ole C. Thomsen;Michael A. E. Andersen;Jacob D. Schmidt
Zhe Zhang;Min Chen;Wang Chen;Chen Jiang
Ziwei Ouyang;Zhe Zhang;M. A. E. Andersen;O. C. Thomsen
Prasanth Thummala;Henrik Schneider;Zhe Zhang;Michael A. E. Andersen
Zhe Zhang;Min Chen;Mingzhi Gao;Qiong Mo
Zhe Zhang;Ole C. Thomsen;Michael A. E. Andersen
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