I received my BSc in Physics from Peking University in 2019. In Jun lab, I am widely interested in looking for physical laws and principles in biological systems by quantitative approaches. Specifically, I am studying the precision of the initiation time of chromosome replication, and the robustness of Min-protein oscillations.

I started my undergraduate study at UCSD as a biophysics major student, and fell in love with looking into biological systems through the lens of simple and intuitive physics. I started to work as a lab assistant in Suckjoon's lab when I was a junior, exploring the behavior of division proteins in E. coli cells. Now, my graduate path is a continuation of my passion on biophysics and quantitative biology, and my first markstone on my graduate program will be on the topic of mitochondria topology within yeast cells. Utilizing digital micro mirror device and other microscopic techniques, I'm looking forward to unveiling the pattern of internal connection within mitochondria and to understanding the topology-physiology relation.

After spending several years as a professional in the music and art industry, unexpected events shifted my creative energy toward biophysics. Here I have found a true passion for biological systems and how multidisciplinary approaches can further our understanding of them.