I am a postdoctoral researcher joint between the Qiu and Mole Labs at Stanford, where I study maternal–embryo crosstalk during human implantation using spatial multiomics and 3D modeling to understand how molecular signals and tissue organization shape early human development. I received my PhD in Bioinformatics from the Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, where I developed novel spatial epigenomic technologies to investigate cell fate and development. Outside the lab, I enjoy running, swimming, and playing tennis, as well as exploring new places and trying different foods around the Bay Area.