Education

　　Ph.D. (Majored in Management Science and Engineering), HUST, 2002.

　　M.E. (Majored in Industrial Automation), Wuhan Uni. of Science and Technology, 1999.

　　B.E. (Majored in Automatic Control), Chongqing University, 1992.

　　Overseas Visiting and Training

　　Visiting Scholar, City University of Hongkong, China, Oct. 2002-Dec.2002.

　　Visiting Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz, USA, Jan. 2005-Jul. 2006.

　　GCPCL Program, Harvard University, USA, July-Aug. 2010.

　　Courses Taught

　　Decision Analysis, Decision Theory and Methodology, Information Resource Management, etc.

　　Industrial Experiences

　　Consulting Activities: Kingdream Public Limited Company, China Yangtze Power Co., Ltd., etc.

　　Research Interests

　　Decision making, Auction, Experimental Economics, etc.

　　Representative Research Papers

　　1) Zhan, W., Yang, J. Study of Trading Strategy based on Markov Chain in Continuous Double Auction Market. Chinese Journal of Management Science, 2008, Vol.16(1): 111-116. (in Chinese)

　　2) Zhan, W., Zhan, J. Study of Zero-Intelligence Plus Trading Strategies in Continuous Double Auction Market. Chinese Management Review, 2008, Vol.20(5): 44-50. (in Chinese)

　　3) Zhan, W., Friedman, D. Markups in Double Auction Markets [J]. Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 2007.9: 2984-3005. (SSCI)

　　4) Zhan, W., K.K.Lai, Wang Shouyang. Relationship between Offer Strategy and Trade Ratio for k-ZI Traders in Continuous Double Auction Market. International Journal of Information Technology and Decision Making. 2003, Vol.2(9): 381-395.

　　5) Zhan, W., Wang, S. Review on the Smith’s mystery and development of double auctions. Journal of Management Sciences in China, 2003(1): 1-12. (in Chinese)

　　6) Zhan, W., Zhang Jinlong, Wang Shouyang. k-ZI: A General Zero-Intelligence Model for Continuous Double Auction Markets. International Journal of Information Technology and Decision Making. 2002, Vol.1(12): 673-691.

　　7) Zhan, W., Wang Shouyang, Zhang Jinglong, Yang Jie, K.K.Lai. Marshallian Deviation: New Observable Criterion to Measure Transaction Path for k-ZI traders in Double Auction Markets. Journal of Systems Science and Complexity. 2002(7): 261-277. (Inspect)