My Curriculum Vitae
Name: Wenjie Fang
Current situation: M2 MPRI at ENS Paris, normalien étranger in third year
Contact: wenjie.fang#at#ens.fr
Education
2011-now
Master 2 of MPRI at ENS
2010-2011
Master 1 of MPRI at ENS. Mention très bien.
2009-2010
License 3 of informatique at ENS delivered by Paris 7. Mention très bien.
Admitted by ENS via concours INFO, ranked 1 bis. Also admitted by Ecole polytechnique, ranked 4 in the group of foreigners.
2008-2009
Classe préparatoire aux grandes écoles, MP* at Lycée Kléber. Mention A.
2007-2008
Classe préparatoire aux grandes écoles, MPSI at Lycée Kléber. Mention A.
Experiences
2010-2011
On hyperbolic geometry structure of complex networks.
Internship at Microsoft Research Asia, supervised by Wei Chen.
Duration: 5 months.
2009-2010
Parameters of local search algorithms for SAT and its tuning.
Internship at University of Nantes, supervised by Charlotte Truchet and Frédéric Saubion.
Duration: 3 months.
Publications
Publications on journal
Eric Brier, Wenjie Fang, David Naccache, How to scratter a secret?, Cryptologia, Volume 36 Issue 1, 2012.
Informal publications, technical reports
Wei Chen, Wenjie Fang, Guangda Hu, Michael W. Mahoney, On the Hyperbolicity of Small-World Networks and Tree-Like Graphs, arXiv 1201.1717, 2012.
Wenjie Fang, New Computational Result on Harmonious Trees, arXiv 1106.3490, 2011.
Wenjie Fang, A Computational Approach to the Graceful Tree Conjecture, arXiv 1003.3045, 2010.
Projects
2011-now
Subproject "Harmonious Tree" of volunteer computing project yoyo@home.
Personal project.
2009-2010
Sqwarea, a cloud-based multiplayer strategy game.
Collective project of the course Software Engineering and Cloud Computing given by Joannes Vermorel.
Position: Batch master
2008-2010
Project GTV, a volunteer computing project aiming to verify the conjecture of graceful tree on trees with limited size.
Completed and proved that every tree with at most 35 nodes is graceful.
Personal project.
Skills
Programming Languages
C, C++, C#; OCaml; Maple
Speaking Languages
Cantonese (native), Mandarin (native), English (fluent), French (fluent).
Miscellaneous
Member of Science Squirrels Club, an association of Chinese science writers all over the world.
Administrator of Distributed Computing Information in Chinese, a website for promoting volunteer computing in Chinese-speaking population.
Factored c159 of 10^462+1 in collaboration with Chao Yu, Bo Chen and Chen Wang at Feb 4, 2011, providing complete factorization of 10^462+1.
End of CV