As a planetary seismologist, my research integrates seismic data, computational techniques, and cross-disciplinary knowledge to advance our comprehension of Mars, the Moon, and Earth. By continuously studying the interiors of these planetary bodies, integrating these discoveries, and designing specialized instruments, my goal is to uncover the processes that have shaped the rocky (and icy) planets and satellites within our solar system.

I am an assistant professor in the School of Earth and Space Sciences at Peking University. Before starting at Peking University, I was a postdoc at The University of California, Los Angeles, and Michigan State University. I received both my B.S. (2014) and Ph.D. (2019) degrees from Peking University in geophysics.