Research

Cosmology and Large scale structure

Galaxy formation and evolution

Dark matter and Dark energy

Numerical simulation and galaxy redshift survey

Work Experience

2022/09 to present, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Associate Professor (tenure-track)

2021/10-2022/08, Post-doc fellow, University of Waterloo

2018/08-2021/09, Post-doc fellow, Caltech/IPAC

Education

2013/09-2018/08, PhD, New York University

2010/09-2013/07, MS, Beijing Normal University

2006/09-2010/07, BS, Beijing Normal University

Research interest

My research focuses on cosmology, large scale structure, galaxy formation and evolution. Based on the large amount of data from current galaxy surveys, novel statistical and numerical methods, my research tries to understand the properties and evolutions of dark matter and dark energy, with an ultimate goal to understand the physical mechanism of cosmic acceleration. I have been involved with multiple galaxy surveys such as DESI (USA), Euclid (ESA) and Roman (USA). I am also a member of the numerical simulation suite Aemulus. My research can combine and utilize the data and products from these observations and simulations. Within the framework of structure formation, statistical method and machine learning, it will help to interpret and analyze the astrophysical processes.

Publications

https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/public-libraries/DXCVeHmMQUyE9ABL0ko2eA