Zhen He

Zhen He is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at McMaster University, where he focuses on retail economics, labor markets, and applied microeconomics. His interdisciplinary research bridges economic theory with advanced sensing technologies, particularly in human activity recognition and wearable devices.

• Key teaching areas: Intermediate Microeconomics, Public Sector Economics, Labour Economics
• Recent work explores sedentary behavior mapping in aging populations and acoustic sensing applications

His scholarly output spans both traditional economic studies and cutting-edge technological implementations, suggesting a unique cross-disciplinary approach. While primarily affiliated with McMaster's Economics department, his research extends into domains like wireless sensing systems and edge computing analytics.

Notable trends in his publications include:

• Acoustic sensing innovations on commodity hardware
• mmWave radar applications for health monitoring
• Behavioral pattern analysis in commercial environments