I completed my bachelor’s degree in applied physics at Northeastern University in Shenyang, Liaoning, China, followed by a master’s degree in engineering. I then pursued a Ph.D. in Physics at Temple University in Philadelphia, which was a deeply rewarding and formative experience that helped shape my analytical thinking. Driven by a passion for applying physics to improve human health, I completed a certificate program in Medical Physics at the University of Pennsylvania and conducted postdoctoral research with Dr. Timothy Zhu, focusing on photodynamic therapy. I am currently enrolled in the three-year Medical Physics Residency Program at Penn. Beyond my academic and professional pursuits, I enjoy reading history, psychology, and religious texts. I am also deeply interested in non-medical approaches to health and healing, such as Qigong, traditional Chinese medicine, massage, and cupping therapy.
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