I am a final-year PhD candidate at Helmholtz Munich and the Technical University of Munich, supervised by Prof. Fabian J. Theis. My research lies at the interface of machine learning, dynamical systems and single-cell genomics — I build interpretable deep-learning frameworks that read the language of gene regulation and predict how cells choose their fate.
My recent work, RegVelo (Cell, 2026), couples splicing kinetics with gene regulatory networks inside a NeuralODE backbone to enable mechanistic in silico perturbation — validated experimentally by CRISPR/Cas9 and single-cell Perturb-seq. Earlier, I co-developed hUSI (Nature Aging, 2025) for cellular senescence prediction and ICAnet / ENIGMA / NetID as part of my master's training with Prof. Ting Ni at Fudan University.