Hanwen Zhang

Hanwen Zhang is a Gibbs Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Yale University. His research focuses on applied mathematics, quantum systems, and numerical methods, with contributions to Wannier functions, quantum control, and nanophotonics. He holds a position in the Department of Mathematics at Yale, with no secondary affiliations noted.

His research interests include applied mathematics, quantum physics, numerical analysis, and computational physics. Recent work explores Wannier functions in crystalline insulators, optimal control theory in quantum systems, and electromagnetic design of metasurfaces.

His publications (2019-2025) highlight advancements in scattering theory, brightness theorems, and computational methods for wave phenomena. No scientific awards are listed, and no grants or lab affiliations are specified in the provided materials.