I was born in February 1999 in Shanghai, China. I obtained my B.Eng. degree from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (Project 985, U.S. News Global Rank #137) in 2021 and my M.Sc.(Eng.) degree from Tongji University (Project 985, U.S. News Global Rank #124) in 2024. I am currently a Ph.D. candidate at Urban Mobility Institute, Tongji University.

I have been supervised by Professor Chi Xie at Transport and Energy Systems Laboratory (TESLA) [📍Location] since August 2024, with a primary research interest in network modeling and optimization. I have completed a pre-dissertation research on subsidy reallocation in containerized freight transportation networks.

My Ph.D. dissertation focuses on travel demand management (TDM) in dynamic equilibrium traffic networks. A key contribution of my work is the development of an analytical dynamic traffic assignment (DTA) model that is computationally tractable for large-scale networks and accommodates multimodal transportation (e.g., solo driving, e-hailing, carpooling, public transit, and combined modes). Based on this equilibrium model, I analyze and solve a class of TDM strategy (e.g., congestion pricing, tradable mobility credit, and booking cum rationing) optimization problems with specific mathematical structures.

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Ph.D. Mid-Term Comprehensive Assessment Passed, 5 June 2026 | I passed the mid-term comprehensive assessment for my Ph.D. program after presenting my progress over the past six months on an analytical dynamic traffic assignment model and a congestion pricing model for dynamic equilibrium traffic networks.

Ph.D. Proposal Defense Passed, 16 December 2025 | I became a Ph.D. candidate after defending my proposal on Travel Demand Management in Dynamic Equilibrium Traffic Networks.

Paper Accepted by TRB 2026, 29 October 2025 | My research paper “Mitigating revenue loss and congestion surcharge by rail freight subsidy optimization in a multimodal multicommodity freight transportation market” is accepted by the 105th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board. [PDF]