From the Giant to the Tiny: Explorations Across Scales
In high school, I was an amateur astronomer operating telescopes to observe the giant universe that we are curious about. Now I am a young materials scientist operating electron microscopes to reveal the tiny world we are eager to know.
Exploring the nanoscale is not only for fulfilling our curiosity, but it provides an amazing treasure to the advancement of technology and gradually promotes the way people live. It is interesting, and it is useful. I am only on a humble expedition towards a gorgeous grace to humankind. Hopefully, we are reaching this grace in a way only with kindness.
Interested Fields of Study
Active
Physics, applied, chemical, condensed matter, materials science
Chemistry, analytical, materials, nanotechnology, physical, surface
Amateur
Astronomy, instruments, observational, optical
Physics, acoustics, astrophysics
Physics, applied, chemical, condensed matter, materials science
Chemistry, analytical, materials, nanotechnology, physical, surface
Amateur
Astronomy, instruments, observational, optical
Physics, acoustics, astrophysics
Mathematics, applied, network science
Coding using .net (VB/C#), Matlab, and C
Media Spotlight
May 2018
Featured on the NanoScientific Magazine (Vol 13, pp. 23-24) and the Park AFM website as a recipient of the 2018 Park AFM Scholarship.
April 2015
Cover story on Zhejiang University website: Asking Myself at the Finish Line of College
Featured as a recipient of the 2014 Chu Kochen Scholarship