Dan Yang received his BS in applied mathematics from Shanghai
University of Science and Technology, 1982 and his MS in numerical
analysis from Syracuse University, NY, 1984. He also received a MS
degree in computer science from Stanford University, 1986. He worked
as a CAD Engineer at LSI Logic Inc. from 1986 to 1990.
He graduated from Stanford witha PhD in Electrical Engineering in
June of 1994.
His research focus was on
Computational algorithms for CAD, solid
modeling and mesh generation. He is a student Member of ACM and SIAM.
Dan Yang(danyang@gloworm.Stanford.EDU)
AEL 231
Integrated Circuits Laboratory
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-4055