I operate at the intersection of AI and healthcare. My research focus on advanced wearable technology for the quantitative diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease,
including designing suitable AI algorithms for explicitly dealing with limited and unbalanced physiological time-series data and discovering latent features
in real-world environments. We have published a paper in the
IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, where we proposed a feature assessment framework
to rate the PD severity levels from short-term motor tasks in the real world.
Since December 2021, I have been pursuing my Ph.D. in the
Pervasive Computing Research Group at
the School of Computer Science, University of Sheffield,
advised by
Dr. Po Yang. Before that, I completed my master’s degree in software engineering at
Yunnan University and my bachelor’s degree in software engineering at Jishou University.
I have been working in the computer industry since 2014, gaining ten years of experience. I am proficient in C, Java, and Python programming,
as well as database management. I have project development experience in both website and desktop applications and have won a prize
in the national software design competition
"China Software Cup."