About me
I am a postdoc at the Shanghai Center for
Mathematical Sciences at Fudan University. Previously, I was a Visiting
Assistant Professor (postdoc) in mathematics at Boston College, mentored by
Qile Chen. I completed
my PhD at Columbia University, advised by
Melissa Liu.
My research is in algebraic geometry, particularly higher-genus Gromov-Witten theory.
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I study both geometric and computational aspects of enumerative geometry,
particularly in higher genus. See
these notes
or this SCGP program
for an introduction to some themes in enumerative geometry.
Besides doing math, I also enjoy running and playing the piano.
I also like to learn about the historical evolution of Chinese dialects.
I'm always open to suggestions for affordable but legitimately high-quality Sichuan cuisine.