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Peter Zhang
Academic Background:
- 2013 - present • MIT, Engineering Systems Division (PhD)
- 2011 - 2013 • University of Toronto, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (MASc)
- 2005 - 2011 • University of Toronto, Engineering Science (BASc)
Work Experience:
- 2009 - 2010 • Deckchair Learning Inc. • Toronto, Canada
Title: Java developer for an adaptive learning software. - 2007 • HealthSpoke Inc. • Toronto, Canada
Title: .NET developer for a health and wellness clinic online network.
Research Domain:
Supply chain disruption
Research Methodology:
Optimization
Publications:
Research Description:
Jane's research focuses on writing a third-person, present-tense sentence or paragraph about her research.
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Google Scholar Page
Personal web site
Professional web site