About me

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I am a graduate student at MIT and a Research Assistant in the Device Research Laboratory led by Prof. Evelyn N. Wang. I am interested in a broad range of scientific topics related to physics, chemistry, engineering, and computer science. The scope of my research is aimed at pushing the boundaries of nanoscience and nanotechnology so as to develop next-generation computing and energy/water-harvesting devices. Currently, I am interested in

1) nanoscale energy conversion and transport in electronics and photonics,

2) solid-state interfaces and interfacial phenomena,

3) designing and prototyping atmospheric water harvesting devices, and

4) accelerating technology innovations by Artificial Intelligence.

I received my Bachelor's degrees from Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Purdue University. My undergraduate research was primarily supervised by Prof. Xiulin Ruan on phonon (quantization of lattice vibrations) transport across interfaces. I was also very fortunate to do research under the guidance of Prof. Liang Pan and Prof. Xianfan Xu at that time.

Education

Honors and Awards

• 2018 Department of Mechanical Engineering Bailey Fellowship, MIT
• 2018 Outstanding Graduate of Shanghai, SJTU
• 2018 Mortar Board Graduate Fellowship, Purdue
• 2017 MarkStella Fitzsimmons Mechanical Engineering Scholarship, Purdue
• 2015 Tang Lixin Scholarship, SJTU
• 2015 China National Scholarship, SJTU