about me

I am a PhD candidate in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at The George Washington University, advised by Prof. Peng Wei in the Intelligent Aerospace Systems Lab (IASL). In Summer 2026 I was a Visiting Researcher at UC Berkeley (CITRIS and the Banatao Institute) with Prof. Alexandre Bayen, working on multi-modal aircraft trajectory prediction.

My research asks how learned decision-makers, such as reinforcement learning policies and language models, can be trusted in dense, safety-critical multi-agent systems. I work on separation assurance for drones and advanced air mobility, with theory (adversarial robustness bounds), algorithms (multi-agent RL and runtime safety filters), and closed-loop evaluation in air traffic simulation.

Before GWU, I earned a master’s in Control Science and Engineering at Tsinghua University, where I worked on reinforcement learning for fault-tolerant flight control, and a B.S. in Aircraft Design and Engineering at Beihang University (BUAA), after earlier studies at National Cheng Kung University. Full details are in my CV.

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Reviewer. Journals: Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics; IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems; IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems; Transportation Research Part C; Journal of Aerospace Information Systems; Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence. Conferences: IEEE CDC, IEEE ITSC, AAAI, ICRA, ICGNC.

Organizing. Hosted the 2024 Safe and Responsible AI workshop at GWU, with speakers from the FAA, Johns Hopkins APL, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, and NIST.

For research collaborations or internship opportunities, reach out by email.