Tang Huizhi is a dedicated and innovative researcher currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Information and Communication Engineering at Donghua University, China. With a strong foundation in Communication Engineering, she has honed her expertise in routing protocols for Flying Ad-Hoc Networks (FANETs) and privacy protection for vehicle ad hoc networks. Tang’s research demonstrates a keen interest in advancing communication technologies and developing secure and efficient networking solutions for emerging technologies like drones and autonomous vehicles. Her academic journey is complemented by practical experience in hardware testing and system integration. Tang is known for her commitment to teamwork, analytical thinking, and a strong drive for continuous learning, making her a promising figure in her research field.

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Education

Tang Huizhi completed her bachelor’s degree in Communication Engineering from Huaibei Normal University, where she laid the groundwork for her interest in communication networks. She then pursued a master’s degree in Information Science and Technology from Donghua University, focusing on image processing for drones, particularly object tracking. Currently, Tang is in her second year of Ph.D. studies at Donghua University, specializing in routing protocols for Flying Ad-Hoc Networks. Her ongoing academic journey is shaped by her passion for enhancing wireless communication systems and her dedication to pursuing innovative research in the field.

Professional Experience

Tang’s professional experience includes an intensive internship at Sensing Future Technology Co., Ltd., where she worked on radar speed measurement projects. During her internship, she was primarily responsible for hardware welding and testing, gaining valuable hands-on experience in system integration and testing. This experience provided her with practical insights into hardware development and testing, complementing her academic research. Additionally, her participation in various research projects at Donghua University has allowed her to apply her theoretical knowledge to real-world applications, focusing on communication protocols and security in emerging technologies like drones and vehicular networks.

Research Interest

Tang Huizhi’s research interests lie at the intersection of communication engineering and emerging technologies. Specifically, her work focuses on routing protocols for Flying Ad-Hoc Networks (FANETs), a rapidly evolving area in wireless communications. She aims to develop efficient, reliable, and secure communication protocols for networks of drones. Additionally, Tang is exploring privacy protection techniques for vehicle-to-infrastructure communications, addressing security challenges in intelligent transportation systems. Her research contributes to the advancement of communication networks for autonomous systems, where secure and efficient data exchange is critical. Tang’s work combines theory with practical applications, aiming to solve real-world challenges in communication systems.

Research Skills

Tang Huizhi has developed a robust set of research skills during her academic journey. She possesses strong analytical skills, particularly in the areas of image processing, object tracking, and routing protocols for ad-hoc networks. Her research in Flying Ad-Hoc Networks (FANETs) involves advanced algorithm design, network modeling, and privacy protection techniques. Tang is proficient in using various simulation tools for network analysis and is skilled in programming languages like Python and MATLAB, which are essential for her research work. Her ability to collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, combined with her technical expertise, allows her to tackle complex problems in communication systems and network security.

Awards and Honors

Tang Huizhi has earned several accolades that demonstrate her academic excellence and innovative mindset. She won a provincial first prize at the 7th National Mobile Communication 5G Technology Competition (“Datang Cup”) and received a third-place award in the Anhui Provincial College Student Transportation Science and Technology Competition. Tang also won the Excellence Award in the National College Student Electronic Technology Competition and the National Undergraduate Mathematical Modeling Competition. She holds a utility model patent for an anti-fall buffer device for elevators. Furthermore, Tang achieved certifications in English, including the CET-4 and CET-6, and has been recognized for her contributions to both academic and practical aspects of her field. These awards and honors reflect her dedication to research and technological innovation.

Conclusion

Tang Huizhi is a highly talented and dedicated researcher whose work in routing protocols for Flying Ad-Hoc Networks and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication holds significant promise. Her publications, patents, and competition awards demonstrate her academic excellence and innovative mindset. While there are opportunities to expand the impact of her research and improve leadership and communication skills, she is already on a promising path in her field. Her passion, dedication, and contributions make her a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

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