Exploring the intersection of cognitive science, embodied AI, and biomedical computing — bridging how humans think, how machines learn, and how life computes.
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Psychology at Tsinghua University, working at the Tsinghua Laboratory of Brain and Intelligence (THBI) under the supervision of Prof. Jia Liu, with a focus on Embodied AI.
My research sits at a unique intersection — I bring a foundation in medicine from Peking University, computational expertise from my Master's in Automation, and a deep curiosity about human cognition from my doctoral work in Psychology.
I investigate how humans and AI agents can understand each other through Theory of Mind, how attention and decision-making emerge in both biological and artificial systems, and how computational tools can unlock insights in the life sciences.
My work bridges three fields: understanding human cognition through the lens of psychology, building intelligent agents that can perceive and act in the physical world, and applying computational methods to decode the complexities of biological systems. At the center lies Embodied Intelligence — the pursuit of AI that truly understands both mind and body.