I am a Materials Science PhD candidate (with concurrent MS in Electrical and Computer Eng.) at Duke University. On research, I love to explore modeling and experimental optics, electrochemistry, personal heat management and their applications on wearable devices. In addition, I am deeply captivated by the impact of science and technology on the market and industry.
My experiences and skills have grown from both academic research and industrial collaboration. I led projects and assisted on writing proposal with Sony and Cambrios during my PhD. My goal is to provide research-based advices and analyses from both scientific and business point of view.
This project is application-driven and sponsored by Sony, centering around wearable devices and thermal management by utilizing electrochromic conductive polymers. The result leads to a journal paper under review.
Designed hydrothermal process and performed characterization (XRD, TEM, SEM…) for metal oxide photocatalyst.
Studied the crystallograhy information of massive ferrite in laser-welded steel by using metallography skills, EBSD, TEM…
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