An Assistant Professor of Mechanical Power Engineering with over 13 years of expertise in thermo-fluid sciences, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and sustainable energy systems. His research focuses on droplet dynamics, multiphase flow, and the application of AI in energy processes, with significant experimental skills in high-speed imaging. He has a strong publication record in Q1 journals and has secured competitive research grants, including funding from the NSFC. His work spans solar thermal technology, green hydrogen, and thermal system optimization, supported by extensive international experience from his Ph.D. and postdoctoral research in China.