Research Interests 

I'm particularly interested in earthquake physics. To understand how earthquakes occur, I study the physical parameters that can affect earthquake occurrence and the processes through which these parameters operate. By integrating multidisciplinary approaches across seismology, hydrology, and geodesy, I investigate problems related to seismic activity, fault zone hydrogeological architectures, induced seismicity, and crustal deformation of earthquake cycles, both observationally and theoretically.

I am seeking self-motivated students with a strong interest in earth science to join our research group. If you are interested, please contact me at least three months before the annual application deadline in August to discuss potential opportunities.

Working Experience

2018/10-present    Assistant Professor, Geophysics, Peking University

2016/9 - 2018/10    Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Miller Institute, University of California, Berkeley

2015/9 -2016/9        Postdoctoral researcher in seismology group at University of California, Santa Cruz

Education

2010-2015      Ph.D., Geophysics, UC, Santa Cruz

2007-2010     M.S., Geophysics, Peking University

2003-2007    B.S., Geophysics, Peking University