About Me

I am currently a postdoctoral fellow at Genentech co-advised by Dr. Kangway V. Chuang and Dr. Joachim Rudolph. I earned my PhD degree in biophysics at the University of Maryland, College Park, supervised by Dr. Pratyush Tiwary, and obtained my bachelor’s degree in physics from Peking University in China.

My research focuses on AI-driven approaches to drug discovery, with emphasis on molecular glue design, induced proximity, and computational protein engineering. During my PhD, I developed physics-informed machine learning methods for understanding complex biophysical systems. Now at Genentech, I apply these skills to rational therapeutic design — building computational pipelines and AI tools that accelerate small-molecule and peptide drug discovery. Read more about my research

In my free time, I enjoy practicing Chinese calligraphy, Taiji, running, cooking, etc.

Fun fact: My Chinese friends often tease me, saying “You have the same hobbies as my grandpa!”.