I am a PhD candidate in Geography at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), supervised by Prof. Mei-Po Kwan and Prof. Zihan Kan. I also serve as a research fellow at the Computational Social Science Laboratory (CSSL@CUHK) and Institute of Space and Earth Information Science (ISEIS).
I am interested in human mobility, travel behavior, and the relationship between urban environments and well-being. My research focuses on:
- How urban characteristics influence mobility and public well-being.
- The application of spatial data science and machine learning in urban studies.
- Advancing methods for spatial analysis and causal inference in human-environment interactions.
Education
Awards & Honors
- Computational Social Science PhD Fellowship (CSSPFS@CUHK, 2022–2026)
- Academic Merit Scholarship (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, 2017–2020)
- Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) Scholarship (Ministry of Education, Japan, 2016–2020)
Recent News
[08/2025] Our paper on ‘How Mobility Pattern Shapes the Association Between Static Greenspace and Dynamic Greenspace Exposure’ is accepted for an oral presentation at RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2025. 🎉🎉🎉
[03/2025] Join us at the AAG 2025 Annual Meeting for the symposium on “Geospatial Approaches to Pressing Grand Challenges: Global Pandemic, Climate Change, and Food Security.” We will explore how geospatial methods can address urban environmental dynamics and human well-being, and fostering discussions on sustainability and public health. [Link]
[02/2025] Our paper is accepted by Travel Behaviour and Society: “Exploring the interaction between perceived risk and travel flexibility in daily mobility change: Evidence from Hong Kong’s COVID-19 pandemic.” [Link]