She received her bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Beijing Normal University in China. She finished her Ph. D research in Peking University (2014), which includes a series of theoretical studies on structure, electronic structure, and carrier mobility of nanoscale materials and devices using first-principles calculations and tight-binding analysis. From 2015 to 2017, she worked as a post-doctor in the University of Tokyo, conducting DFT simulation of transition metal carbides and silicon carbides.

developing effective Hamiltonian and device models of topological superconductors in NEMO5 modeling of spin orbit torque and screening for optimal materials and devices design of UV-LED based on 2D materials such as hexagonal boron nitride