Scientific ML
Turning physics-aware deep learning into practical forecasting tools under sparse observations, domain shifts, and real-world uncertainty.
Atmosphere · Wind Power · Scientific ML
I'm a Postdoctoral Researcher (CORE Fellowship awardee) at HKUST, working with Prof. Hui Su at the intersection of AI and Earth science. Before this, I completed my Ph.D. at HKUST in 2025 with Prof. Jiachuan Yang. Outside research, I enjoy hiking , photography , time by the sea and scuba diving .
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I build scientific machine learning models for complex environmental systems. My work began with urban climate prediction and now brings spatiotemporal modeling and Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) to wind and renewable energy forecasting. I also use generative models to simulate catastrophic events. I believe AI will reshape how we conduct science and understand the world.
Turning physics-aware deep learning into practical forecasting tools under sparse observations, domain shifts, and real-world uncertainty.
Tracing how urban form, vegetation, and synoptic forcing shape canopy-layer temperature dynamics, the physical foundation of my earlier work.
Bringing those spatiotemporal ideas into wind power and broader renewable forecasting, with an eye toward cleaner and more reliable energy systems.
Reviewer for: Geophysical Research Letters, Environmental Research Letters, Urban Climate, Sustainable Cities and Society, Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, and Meteorological Applications. IOP Trusted Reviewer, IOP Publishing (2026).