About me

I was a doctoral student in Mathematics at Technical University of Berlin, funded by Berlin-Oxford IRTG 2544 . I am working on CLTs for random walks in random environments, under the supervision of Jean-Dominique Deuschel. I have ongoing research projects with Martin Slowik and Bejamin Fehrman. As part of the program of IRTG 2544, I did three months research visit to the Mathematical Institute at University of Oxford. 

I'm interested in probability theory and stochastic analysis, especially

• random walks in random environment

• interacting particle systems 

• Gaussian free field

• integrable probability

Besides mathematics, I have academic degrees in Economics and Psychology, and had worked as student at MPI for Innovation and Competition (Munich), and MPI for Human Development (Berlin).  I'm genuinely interested in interdisciplinary science and its real-world applications. 

I am an advocate for mental health in work space and positive work environment. I care about women in mathematcis.

I speak English, German, and Chinese.  

Announcement

I recently defended my dissertation successfully, and am actively looking for PostDoc job starting a.s.a.p.

I am looking forward to work in a research environment that is open, creative, communicative,  encouraging and promoting, with a pinch of humour. 

I am open to various topics in probability and stochastic analysis, that demand deep understanding, systematic and creative thinking.