About Me
I am a postdoc with Dr. Guanglei Hong at the University of Chicago, working closely with Dr. Xinran Li. I completed my Ph.D. in Quantitative Methods within Educational Psychology at UW–Madison, advised by Dr. David Kaplan. During my M.S. studies, I was also fortunate to be mentored by Drs. Sameer Deshpande and Carolyn Anderson.
My research develops Bayesian statistics and machine learning methods for the social-behavioral sciences. Specifically, I build Bayesian nonparametric machine learning for causal inference and psychometrics in large-scale assessments. Ultimately, I aim to support personalized learning and targeted interventions across heterogeneous populations.
Education
- Ph.D. Quantitative Methods, Educational Psychology | UW–Madison | 2025
- Doctoral Minor in Computer Sciences | UW–Madison | 2024
- M.S. Statistics | UW–Madison | 2024
- M.S. QUERIES, Educational Psychology | UIUC | 2019
- B.Ed. Education | University of Macao | 2015
- Minor in Psychology | University of Macao | 2015