About me

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I’m a postdoctoral researcher at Institute for Gravitational Research, University of Glasgow, where I also obtained my PhD. Before coming to Glasgow, I was an undergraduate at University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) majoring in astrophysics.

My research mainly focuses on:

• Gravitational-Wave (GW) Astrophysics
  • Higher-order characteristics from compact binaries: precession, eccentricity, higher modes etc, and their astrophysical implications.
  • Tests of GR with GWs: methods and robustness.
  • Properties of compact objects: spins, equations of state, etc.
  • Data-driven GW waveform modeling: surrogate models and models with uncertainties.
• GW Data Analysis Techniques
  • Waveform systematics in parameter estimation and ways of mitigating it.
  • Difficult sources in the next-generation detectors: overlapping signals, long signals, etc.
  • Fast parameter estimation (including fast localization) of CBC sources.
  • Application of machine learning to GW data analysis: detection, parameter estimation, and follow-up sciences.

Last updated: Dec. 2024.