Education:

Sep. 2014 —— Jun. 2018,Bachelor of Astronomy,School of Astronomy and Space Science,Nanjing University,China

Sep. 2018 —— Jun. 2025,Ph.D.,School of Astronomy and Space Science,Nanjing University,China

Experiences:

Jan. 2018 —— May 2018,Intern student,Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian,U.S.A.

Apr. 2023 —— Oct. 2024,Visiting Ph.D. student,Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy,Germany

Work:

Jul. 2025 ——,Research Assistant (Postdoc),Shanghai Astronomical Observatory,Chinese Academy of Sciences

My research interests are primarily focused on star formation in the Galaxy, including observational studies of the early environments of high-mass star formation using radio and sub‑millimeter continuum and spectral lines, and multi‑wavelength time-domain analysis of episodic accretion during the star formation process. At the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, the main research projects are divided into two parts: 1) Observational analysis of the temperature and dynamics of the central molecular zone via the JACKS project; 2)Using archive data to analyze the flux variability of the environment around the supermassive black hole at the Galactic center,Sgr A*.