I am a researcher in microbial ecology with a focus on archaea, viruses, and methane cycling. I completed my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees at China Agricultural University, where I studied methanogenic food webs in rice paddies under environmental stress.

My research investigates how microbes interact with their environment and how these interactions affect greenhouse gases and carbon cycles. I use bioinformatics techniques to study these processes.

I am currently working as a research assistant at the University of Hong Kong and will soon begin my PhD journey at Queensland University of Technology. I am excited to continue exploring the hidden roles of microbes in shaping our environment!

Research Interests

• Microbial community ecology and evolution
• Archaeal biology
• Virus-host interaction
• Bioinformatics and AI