Wu Qingbiao,Ph.D, Professor, Ph.D supervisor, deputy director of the Institute of science and engineering computing, Zhejiang University, assistant director of the Institute of industrial technology, Zhejiang University.

In the past ten years, I have presided over and completed three projects on the surface of the National Natural Science Foundation and one of the key projects of the National Natural Science Foundation.

Main research directions: Nonlinear numerical algebra, Nonlinear numerical optimization, Large data analysis, Computer graphics and image processing, Numerical calculation method, Monte Carlo method, Computer simulation.

Since 2005, more than 70 SCI search papers have been published.

Awards:

1. Research and application of numerical methods for nonlinear equations. The first prize of Zhejiang higher education research achievement award in 2009.

2, Hangzhou innovation index research, 2009 Hangzhou science and technology progress award two and 2010 Zhejiang science and technology progress three prize.

3, Convergence ball and error analysis of Muller's method, 2010 Zhejiang natural science academic awards three prize.

4, Third-order convergence theorem by using majorizing function for a modified Newton method, 2010 Award of the Zhejiang Natural Science Academy Award three prize

Ph.D and master's courses are offered: High performance parallel computing, Computer simulation, Multiple nonlinear equations iterative solution, Monte Carlo method, etc.

Academic part-time job:

Deputy director of the Applied Mathematics Association of Zhejiang

Deputy director general of the society of economic mathematics and management mathematics, China Society of double law

Director of the Chinese society of Computational Mathematics

China's preferred law enforcement and Economic Mathematics Research Council

Deputy editor in chief of International Journal of Information Processing and Management

Advances in Information Sciences editorial board

Editorial board of "Advances in Information Sciences and Service Sciences"