About me

I’m a PhD student at the Department of Statistics and Data Science, Wharton School. My research centers on several interconnected themes, spanning probabilistic tool, statistical methodology and single-cell genomics.

I work on methodological and theoretical problems in hypothesis testing with complex data and its computational aspect. I am fascinated about single-cell genomics application and it has become a main driving force for many of my recent statistical research. Practically, I aim to provide user-friendly and statistically rigorous software for the biological audience.

In addition to research, I’m passionate about teaching and mentoring since I am deeply grateful for and benefit from the supervisors I have met, who have taught me far beyond just statistics. I have been a mentor for Undergraduate Research in Probability and Statistics and Directed Reading Program at UPenn.