University of California, Santa Cruz

• • Ph.D. research on the detection and attribution of anthropogenic climate change in global ocean chlorophyll.
• • Developed novel methods integrating satellite remote sensing with climate model simulations.
• • Skills: Bayesian framework, space–time series analysis, Linux/HPC computing.

Fudan University, Shanghai, China (Supported by WMO, MAP-AQ, IRDR)

• • Served as team leader (6 scholars) of a mini-project on land–atmosphere coupling and its role in modulating heatwaves and droughts in past and future climates.
• • Project awarded 3rd Prize and Fellowship.

R/V Sally Ride, Pacific Ocean, San Diego – 32.7°N transect

• • Participated in a one-week field campaign sampling water and plankton at 5 in situ stations.
• • Gained experience in oceanographic field sampling, biogeochemical measurements, and cruise operations.

University of California, Santa Cruz

• • Collaborated with ocean-focused companies and NGOs to develop solutions to real-world ocean sustainability challenges.
• • Applied systems thinking, policy design, and technological innovation in interdisciplinary teamwork.

Nantong University, China

• • Built sediment microbial fuel cells and designed controlled experiments by varying organic matter concentration in the anode area, achieving optimized power generation efficiency.

Marine Biotechnology Laboratory, Marine Fisheries Research Institute of Jiangsu Province

• • Assisted in cyclic cultivation of nitrogen-fixing microorganisms, prepared experimental reports, and operated laboratory instruments for water sample biochemical analyses.

Nantong University, China

• • Team project: System design of CW-MFC and its application in nitrogen-containing sewage treatment.

Nantong Fisheries Bureau, China

• • Led an 8-member project team to conduct literature review presentations, interviews with institutional researchers, field surveys, questionnaire-based assessments, and preparation of the final project report.