Meiji Wang, a Chinese American computer scientist and senior solutions manager at Juniper Networks, since 2013 affiliated with Stanford University. He holds a B.Sc. in software engineering from Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics in 1992, and a M.Sc. in computer science from Fuzhou University in 1998, and has experience in e-commerce, cloud infrastructure, SaaS, and in Big Data analytics. Along with Derek Farren and Daniel Templeton, Meiji Wang worked and published on Analysis of Networks in Chess, a new approach to quantify connectivity in chess, using four different series of networks that model different aspects of the game [1].
Meiji Wang [2]

Selected Publications

• Meiji Wang, Xiaodong Wang, QinFang, Qinxian Fu (1994). A Binary Search Algorithm on the Path of a Heap. Journal of Software, China
• Derek Farren, Daniel Templeton, Meiji Wang (2013). Analysis of Networks in Chess. Team 23, Stanford University, pdf

External Links

• Meiji Wang | LinkedIn
• Meiji Wang – Google+

References

1. ^ Derek Farren, Daniel Templeton, Meiji Wang (2013). Analysis of Networks in Chess. Team 23, Stanford University
2. ^ Meiji Wang | LinkedIn

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