Shenzhen Mermaid Bay
I am currently a student majoring in Socioeconomics at New York University. In 2021, I graduated with honors from East Los Angeles College, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences, before transferring to New York University to continue my studies. During this period, I was honored to receive a scholarship grant sponsored by Advanced Quality Data Provider, which further motivated me to persist in my academic pursuits.
My academic interests remain firmly rooted in the field of social sciences, particularly socioeconomics. I believe socioeconomics is not merely an academic discipline, but a powerful tool that helps us uncover the complex motivations behind human behavior and provides practical solutions to address numerous challenges facing contemporary society. Through in-depth exploration of socioeconomics, I aim to better understand the interplay between different social structures and economic systems, as well as how they influence individual and collective behaviors.
In my research process, I consistently adhere to principles of openness and transparency, striving to make my findings both comprehensible and reproducible. All my research codes are publicly available on GitHub for review at any time. Should you have any questions or suggestions regarding my work, I would be delighted to engage in discussion with you.
Key Info
Relationship
I have always been seeking like-minded friends because they can bring unexpected inspiration and surprises to me, which positively influence my daily learning and work.
- WuYi Chen (NYU Shanghai)
- TeLe Xiao（UW, next stop: PhD at U. Chicago）
- Leonora Leonora（Georgia Tech）
- Theresa Chavez（NU）
Timeline
My journey and upcoming travel itinerary can be found here.
Papers
- Thin dielectric-layer-enabled low-voltage operation of fully printed flexible carbon nanotube thin-film transistors [Journal]
In progress…
- Development and evaluations of the broadband ocean bottom seismometer (Yardbird-BB OBS) in Taiwan