Education:
2011–2015 Ph.D. in Physics and Astronomy, The University of Glasgow, UK.
2007–2011 Bachelor of Science in Astronomy, Nanjing University, China.
Work experience:
2017–Present Associate Professor, School of Physics and Astronomy, Sun Yat-sen University, China
2015–2017 Postdoc, Research Institute of Information Technology, Tsinghua University, China.
2015–2016 Junior Scientist/Postdoc, The Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Albert Einstein Institute), Germany
Research interests:
TianQin: My primary research interest is to explore the astronomy and fundemental physics that could be achieved through the construction of TianQin, a proposed space-based gravitational wave detector. My current affiliation is TianQin research center for gravitational physics.
GW Astronomy: As an astronomer deep down, I’m studying all possible gravitational wave sources for space-based GW missions, ranging from Galactic compact binaries, stellar mass compact binary inspirals, extreme mass-ratio inspirals, massive black hole binary mergers, as well as stochastic gravitational wave background.
Data Analysis: I’m a Bayesinism, and my previous experience in LIGO equipped me with knowledge to perform GW data analysis related to space-based GW missions. I plan to construct data analysis pipelines for all sorts of potential sources to TianQin, to detect signals out of noise, and to measure parameters upon detected events.
