Research
In terms of research, I am predominantly devoted to statistical mechanics, especially its non-equilibrium version. Amongst currently existing approaches, I start with stochastic thermodynamics(ST) with applications in active matter. The aim is to describe non-equilibrium thermodynamics in terms of stochastic processes and quantify the irreversibilities using entropy production rates. At this point, I am working on my PhD project on collective behaviours of pulsating active matter under the supervision of Dr. Etienne Fodor at University of Luxembourg.
M. Res at ENS Paris
Before this, under the supervision of Prof. Damien Laage at ENS Paris, I had worked as an intern both on a full-time and a part-time basis for 3 semesters on the reorientation dynamics of water molecules next to charged graphene interfaces, and then did a reading internship with Dr. Maria Rodriguez Martinez at IBM Research Zurich on deep learning interpretability as my master thesis.
B. Sc in Xiamen University
When I was an undergraduate at Xiamen University, China, I spent my after-class time working in Prof. Hongping Zhu's Lab. As an experimental chemist, I worked on synthesis and reactivity of Ge-B Frustrated Lewis Pair(FLP) Compounds.