I am a PhD student in EEE at NTU, working at the intersection of functional materials physics, computational materials science and experimental research. My current research focuses on 2D materials, integrating theoretical modelling, mechanism-oriented analysis and experimental design to investigate their electronic, optical, ferroelectric and coupled physical properties.
Before beginning my PhD, I completed interdisciplinary master’s training in nanomaterials at NTU. My experience spans academic research, technology-oriented projects and innovation, with nearly 70 awards and honours, including recognition in major national and international competitions. I am particularly interested in deep-tech innovation and the translation of advanced materials research into real-world technologies. At NTU, I also serve as a Student Ambassador and peer mentor, supporting incoming students and contributing to the university community.