Primary Skills: Software system analysis and design, Programming using C/C++, Pascal. NesC Programming on TinyOS platform. Network simulation using Opnet, NS2 and Matlab

Secondary Skills: JavaScript, ASP, Web/CGI, Unix mini-languages (shell, awk, etc.), Verilog HDL, Python Programing on AccessGrid platform

Research Areas: Wireless Sensor Network, Satellite communication, QoS over wireless networks, Digital Image Processing with emphasis on Wavelet transform, Genetic Algorithm

Honggang Wang is from the western part of China. He graduated from the southwest Jiaotong University with a Master Degree in Computer Applied Technology in 2001 and worked for Global Design Center of Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies Qingdao, China for three years.
His interest is in the network protocol design, software development and image processing. In 2004 he came to University of Nebraska-Lincoln as a PhD student. After he came to Omaha he joined the Creighton Microscope project and L3 satellite communication project. Now he is involved with research in Underwater Sensor Networks.