Jianping Pan

Jianping Pan is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Victoria (UVic). He specializes in advanced networking, including protocols for mobile/wireless networks, network performance analysis, and applied security. His research focuses on emerging challenges in multi-party multimedia traffic, vehicular networks, and satellite communications. Pan actively teaches graduate and undergraduate courses such as Advanced Computer Networks (CSc 466/579) and Computer Communications (CSc 450/550). He directs student projects in areas like P2P systems, network security, and cloud computing. His work has been recognized with awards including the IEICE 2009 Best Paper Award and the TAF 2010 Telesys Award. Pan leads the PanLab, which explores topics like cognitive radio networks, network measurement, and IoT security. His recent publications address scheduling in LEO satellite networks, multipath QUIC optimization, and privacy-preserving vehicular data aggregation.