Greetings from Ann Arbor! I am a Research Associate at the University of Michigan, where I work with Xiaofan Liang on computational approaches to understanding and interpreting zoning and land-use regulation.
Before joining UM, I completed my Master's in Information Science with a concentration in Urban Tech at Cornell Tech, where I was extremely fortunate to work with Anna Scaglione and Nikhil Garg.
I am broadly interested in how people experience cities, and how those experiences reveal deeper patterns of equity, governance, and technological change. My work approaches these questions through data-driven and computational methods, with two themes that shape most of what I do:
I hold a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering from Beijing University of Technology, which my friends and I still insist is the best school in Beijing.
Education
M.S. Information Science
2023 – 2025
B.E. Software Engineering
2019 – 2023
Selected Projects

Cognitive Boundaries of Neighborhoods
Exploring how people perceive and name urban spaces through crowdsourced data and entropy mapping.
WISPR: Modeling Tree-Induced Power Outages
Using LiDAR, climate, and vegetation data to assess power outage risks under extreme weather.
