I am a postdoctoral scholar in Xiaojie Qiu's lab in the Department of Genetics at Stanford. During my PhD I developed new technologies for 3D genomics and imaging-based spatial transcriptomics.
Research vision
My goal is to automate the toil of biological discovery: I build evolvable multi-agent systems that plan and run experiments, analyze the data, and test hypotheses against virtual models of biology — closing the loop from a scientist's question to the result. I'm working toward a world where biologists spend their time asking the right questions and judging what matters, and the machinery of discovery runs itself.
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Invited online talk at the Sydney Precision Data Science Centre.
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Gave an online talk at the HIT Webinar (poster).
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Posted the U-Probe preprint on bioRxiv.
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Selected as a speaker at the 2026 Stanford Heart Center Research Day.
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Posted the PantheonOS preprint on bioRxiv.
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U-FISH published in Genome Biology.
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Joined Xiaojie Qiu's lab at Stanford as a postdoctoral scholar.
