Zheng Wang

I am a researcher at the National Institute of Standards and Technology and an expert on Domain Name System (DNS). In the past ten years, I have been devoted to improving the security, stability, resilience, and privacy of the Internet especially in the context of DNS. Intersecting with a number of information science fields, my work frequently involves developing mathematical methods to solve practical problems and building running codes to address the security challenges. I have served in several working groups of ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) which coordinates the Internet’s naming system across the world. I am co-inventor of seven patents and co-author of over thirty academic papers. I hold the Ph.D. in Computer Science.

November 2016