ABOUT ME
I am a research scientist in MSE at UC Berkeley. My research focuses on innovations in modeling and design approaches for creating materials and structures with superior properties. I have a keen interest in mechanics problems across length scales, from atoms and molecules to civil engineering structures. My recent research lies in scientific machine learning, in which I aim to advance AI and ML techniques to address challenges in scientific computing.
EDUCATION
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ph.D. in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Structures and Materials
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Research group: Laboratory for Atomistic and Molecular Mechanics
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Thesis title: Eumelanin and polydopamine: self-assembly, structure, and properties
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Thesis advisor: Markus J. Buehler
National Taiwan University
M.S. in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering
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Ranked 1st among class of 47 students
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Thesis title: Application of HHT techniques to nonlinear dynamic analysis of trusses
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Thesis advisor: Yeong-Bin Yang
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Honorary Member of Phi Tau Phi Scholastic Honor Society
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Sinotech Engineering Consultants Scholarship (two times)
National Central University
B.S. in Civil Engineering
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President's Award (three times)