I was born in Jingdezhen, China and graduated from Tsinghua University in Beijing, China. I got my Ph.D. in Mathematics at The Pennsylvania State University, working with Professor Yakov Pesin. I am currently working with Professor Vadim Kaloshin.

My main research interest is dynamical systems, which is a vibrant and diverse field that evolves around certain central ideas. My current focus are on two fields, ergodic theory, more specifically thermodynamical formalism, and Hamiltonian dynamics concerning Arnold diffusion.

I had the chance to teach many courses as a graduate student in Pennstate. The classes I taught includes College Algebra, Calculus I, III, Differential Equations and Linear Algebra. In Maryland I have taught Math 140, 140H (calculus I), 141H (Calulus II), 241H (Calculus III), 412 (Advanced Calculus with applications) and STAT 100 (Elementary Statistics and Probability.

American Mathematical Society
MathSciNet
Dynamics at Maryland
The Center for Dynamics and Geometry at Pennstate