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Research Experience
Current research focuses on developing uncertainty quantification and multi-fidelity modeling methods, applied to problems in data-driven mechanics, particularly in constitutive modeling and the design and analysis of recycled polymers.
Education
PhD candidate at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Delft University of Technology (TU Delft); Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST), where his research during the Master's program centered on developing active-learning surrogate models for reliability analysis and Bayesian optimization for engineering design.
Background
Research interests include developing uncertainty quantification and multi-fidelity modeling methods for machine learning models, with a focus on data-driven mechanics, particularly in constitutive modeling and the design and analysis of recycled polymers.
Miscellany
Long-term goal is to develop trustworthy and interpretable machine learning models featuring principled uncertainty quantification, aiming to address real-world problems in engineering and science, including but not limited to the autonomous and reliable design of complex materials ranging from recycled polymers to high-performance composites.