About Me

• Hi! I am a first-year Ph.D. student at EECS, University of Michigan, advised by Prof. Qing Qu. Before joining U-M, I received my undergraduate and master’s degrees from the Wuhan University, majoring in software engineering and computer science, respectively, advised by Prof. Weiwei Liu.

• My research interests broadly encompass topics in machine learning, algorithms, and their theory, including representation learning, adversarial robustness, domain shifts, and high-dimensional statistics. I prefer to use mathematical tools to design algorithms and explain intriguing phenomena observed in experiments, providing insights for further algorithm development.

• I am open to talking with anyone interested in my research or simply looking to chat about life in Ann Arbor 😊.

Academic Services

• Conference Reviewer: NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR.