I am a PhD researcher in the School of Psychological Science at the University of Bristol, supervised by Professor Nina Kazanina, Professor Markus Damian, and Dr Alexander Anderson. My doctoral research centres on relational representations — exploring how the brain processes and utilises relational information across visual perception, language processing, and memory by combining EEG and behavioural research methods.

Prior to joining Bristol, I completed an MA in Psycholinguistics at Beijing Language and Culture University, where I focused on second language acquisition, and worked as a Research Assistant at the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, conducting research on spoken word production and recognition.