I am a PhD student at the Swiss Plasma Center, EPFL, advised by Prof. Christian Theiler. As part of the TCV tokamak experimental team, I work on plasma boundary physics and fusion power exhaust. My research focuses on the experimental investigation of alternative divertor configurations — using innovative magnetic shaping of the tokamak divertor to reduce the extreme heat fluxes that plasma-facing components in future reactors will need to withstand.

I am a main contributor to the EUROfusion Tokamak Exploitation Programme on Alternative Divertor Configurations (WPTE RT07), in collaboration with MAST-U, AUG, and WEST. I was a selected participant of the JT-60SA international school in 2024, on the topic "From JET to JT-60SA" covering the operation of two largest fusion experiments in the world.

I serve as a teaching assistant for the graduate-level plasma physics course (PHYS-423 – Plasma I) on fundamental concepts of plasma fluid and kinetic theories, and have received the SB Dean’s Award for teaching excellence in 2025. Prior to EPFL, I read for an MMathPhys in Mathematical and Theoretical Physics at St Hilda's College, University of Oxford. I was born and raised in Hong Kong.