About me

I am a Ph.D. student in AI at HKUST (Guangzhou), advised by Prof. Jun Wang, with a background in statistics and machine learning from Warwick and UCL. I work at the interface of AI and industry, with a focus on materials and manufacturing.

Education

  • Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence, HKUST (Guangzhou), 2024 - Present
  • M.Sc. in Machine Learning, University College London (UCL), 2022 - 2023
  • B.Sc. in Mathematics and Statistics, University of Warwick, 2019 - 2022

Focus

My focus is on bringing AI into industry—especially materials and manufacturing. I’m drawn to settings where information is genuinely expensive and decisions carry real cost: where an experiment takes days, a measurement is limited or destructive, and a single process choice separates yield from scrap. These are the places where a model has to earn its keep, and where getting the decision right actually moves the outcome.

Concretely, I work on process optimization and modeling for manufacturing—predicting film thickness and uniformity, deciding which experiments and measurements are worth running, and controlling processes under uncertainty—together with model-based, open-ended search for materials and molecular discovery. What matters to me is deployment: methods that hold up on real, messy, limited data, run within real constraints, and ship rather than just win on a benchmark.

Recruiting. I’m currently looking for students and interns to work on industrial AI for materials and manufacturing, and I’m open to industry collaboration. If this sounds like your kind of problem, DM me via email.

Keywords: materials & manufacturing · process optimization · industrial AI · experimental design · scientific discovery · decision-making under uncertainty

Publications


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