He received his Ph.D. in Condensed Matter Physics from IoP-CAS in 2010, and then moved to Brookhaven National Laboratory as Postdoctor and then Physics Associate (2013-2016). He joined in IoP in 2016 and was awarded the “1000 young talents plan” in 2017. His current research interest is in the field of electrochemical energy storage with the main focus on the characterization of the electrode materials for rechargeable batteries. He also works on developing new in situ synchrotron and neutron based diagnostic techniques for energy storage researches.