Xiaoqing Zhu Ph.D. Candidate Image,Video,and Multimedia Systems Group Information Systems Laboratory Department of Electrical Engineering Stanford University Mail:      240 Packard Building,               350 Serra Mall, Stanford,CA 94305 Phone:   1-650-723-3476 Fax:       1-650-724-3648 or 1-650-723-8473 Email:    zhuxq@stanford.edu

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Background

I was born in Nanjing, China, attended Nanjing Foreign Language School (NFLS) there for junior and high school, and graduated from Tsinghua University in Beijing with B.S. in Electronic Engineering. My undergraduate research was with the university's Image Engineering Lab, Institute of Image and Graphics, supervised by Professor Yu Jin Zhang.

I received the MSEE degree from Department of Electrical Engineering at Stanford University. Right now I am contiuing with the Ph.D. program. in the Image,Video and Multimedia Systems (IVMS) group, headed by Professor Bernd Girod. My research topic during the Master's program was on wavelet compression of light fields . Currently I am working on video streaming over ad-hoc wireless networks as my doctoral dissertation research.

As part of the Stanford Graduate Fellowship program, my graduate study is sponsored by National Semiconductor Corporation. I am also a member of the IEEE Communications Society and the IEEE Signal Processing Society.

Research

Investigation of congestion-optimized multipath routing, congestion-minimized video streaming and error-resilient source coding techniques for video transport over mobile ad hoc wireless network. This is joint work with the Wireless Communications Lab headed by Prof. Andrea Goldsmith.

Development of disparity-compensated wavelet coding for light fileld compression. The project website is maintained by Chuo-Ling Chang.

Summer research at IBM Almaden Research Center
Development of a document parsing system for content management.

Undergraduate thesis research at Tsinghua University
Design and Implementation of An Online Graduate Courselet: Digital Image Processing and Analysis.
[Thesis](zipfile in Chinese) [Presentation](in Chinese)