Promoting macro-energy system analysis in energy transition is critical.
I am a postdoctoral research associate in the Energy Systems Analysis Group (ESAG), a research unit at the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment, Princeton University. Before I obtained my PhD from Cambridge CARES, a joint program between University of Cambridge UK and Nanyang Technological University Singapore. My research interest centers on energy transition, lies in the intersection between system modeling, environmental assessment and economics analysis. I am also interested in the recent advances in artificial intelligence together with its impact on energy system design and operation.
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PhD in Mechanical Engineering, 2019
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore University of Cambridge, UK
MSc in Mechanical Engineering, 2015
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
Identify pathways to accelerate decarbonization of US national energy system
Technologies, policies, market designs and planning strategies decarbonize PJM
Supercharging decarbonisation through intelligent AI technologies
Potential assessment of fossil fuel power plant CO2 emission reduction with different decarbonization technologies
Understanding the underlying dynamics of building energy consumption through data mining
Energy informatics for efficient energy management system
Improving energy system efficiency in eco-industiral park through modelling and optimization
Promoting macro-energy system analysis in energy transition is critical.
Digital tools could reduce carbon emissions from energy system by more than half.
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I have been teaching assistant and/or course coordinator for the following courses: