Research Focus

I hold a PhD in physical chemistry from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. My doctoral research focuses on elucidating molecular structures and chemical reactions on the surface of nanomaterials using spectroscopic and scanning probe microscopic tools. I studied atmospheric molecules for my M.S. in molecular science at National Chiao Tung University in Taiwan.

While navigating the experimental work, I acquired skill sets in computational chemistry and machine learning analysis to understand the link between local topography, chemical composition, and electronic properties of materials.

In a nutshell, I shine lights on stuff to see what is on their surfaces. And I summon computers to tell me the chemicals they hold (while me sipping over one (or more than two) cups of coffee).

Scientific Publications