More about me

Updates: My full publication list is available here. Here is the pdf version of my science resume, CV, industry resume, and publication list.

Education

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Thesis title: Dark-Matter Admixed Stellar Objects (Advisors: Prof. Ming-Chung Chu and Dr. Lap-Ming Lin) 

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Thesis title: Effects of Non-Self Annihilating Dark Matter on Compact Stars and Main-Sequence Stars (Advisors: Prof. Ming-Chung Chu and Dr. Lap-Ming Lin)

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Major: Physics, Minor: Germany studies, French studies

Work Experience

2022 Now Assistant Professor

Department of Mathematics and Physics, SUNY Polytechnic Institute

Duty: Physics education, scientific research, research mentoring


2019 – 2022 Postdoctoral Scholar

TAPIR, California Institute of Technology

Main Collaborator: Prof. Jim (James) Fuller

Duty: Scientific research in pre-supernova evolution


2015 – 2019 Project Researcher

Kavli IPMU, The University of Tokyo

Main Collaborator: Prof. Ken’ichi Nomoto

Duty: Scientific research in supernova explosion

 

2010 – 2015 Graduate Student Researcher

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Supervisor: Prof. Ming-Chung Chu and Dr. Lap-Ming Lin

Duty: Scientific research in dark matter astrophysics

 

2007 – 2010 Undergraduate research helper

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Advisor: Dr. Lap-Ming Lin

Duty: Scientific research in neutron star astrophysics

Research Skills

Numerical programming


Computational Language


Parallel computing


Teaching Experience

2022 - Now Instructor

Duty: Course curriculum and material design, lecture (5.5 hour/week)


2015 - Now Research Co-mentor

Duty: Guiding undergraduate and graduate research students on their individual thesis projects


2010 - 2015 Teaching Assistant

Responsibility: Course tutorial design and implementation, coursework grading, consultation

Major Awards

2022

RIKEN-Berkeley Fellowship (declined)

THEA Fellowship of Columbia University (declined)


2012-2015

Hong Kong PhD Fellowship, Hong Kong Research Grants Council

 

2010

C. N. Yang Scholarship, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Languages

Recent Research Projects:


I study hydrodynamics of stellar objects. This includes

 

My models are applied in the following:

Recent Programming Projects:


I also developed a number of software/codes to experiment different processes for app-development, including:


See more in my Programming page

Other training

Completed Coursera Online courses