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About me

Hello! I’m currently a PhD student at the Institute of Neural Information Processing at Ulm University, where I’m fortunate to be supervised by Prof. Dr. Dr. Daniel Alexander Braun. My research lies at the intersection of reinforcement learning, goal-conditioned learning, intrinsic motivation, and world model learning. I’m particularly interested in how autonomous agents can learn and adapt in complex, dynamic environments driven by internal goals and curiosity. Besides, I am also interested in agent-based modeling and its applications in computational economics.

I hold a Master’s degree in Cognitive Systems — an interdisciplinary program combining computer science and psychology — from Ulm University. Before that, I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Electronic Science and Technology from Southeast University in China.

Research Interests

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