(Update : Apr. 2025)
I was born in Aug. 1996 in China. After my Gaokao (the National College Entrance Examination in China) in 2014, I went to France.
In 2017, I received a DUT degree (Diploma in Technological Studies) in Networking and Telecommunications from IUT Nancy-Brabois, University of Lorraine.
Then, I joined the department of Telecommunications of INSA Lyon. Since Sept. 2018, I joined the research track for my engineering degree, my research topic was the core network optimization for self-deployable mobile networks. I worked with Dr. Razvan Stanica and Prof. Fabrice Valois.
From Mar. to Jun. 2019, I did an exchange for one semester at Yonsei University, South Korea. From Jul. to Sept. 2019, I was a research trainee in Agora Team in Inria with Dr. Razvan Stanica and Prof. Fabrice Valois.
From Feb. 2020 to Aug. 2020, I did an R&D internship at Orange Labs in Grenoble, my subject was multi-layer energy consumption measure and optimisation of LTE-M devices. In Sept. 2020, I received the engineering degree in Telecommunication from INSA Lyon.
From Dec. 2020 to Aug. 2021, I was a research engineer at Inria Agora/INSA Lyon. My research project was short-range wireless voice communications within a group of devices, which was collaborated with SafeHear.
From Sep. 2021 to Jan. 2025, I did my PhD research project at INSA Lyon/Inria Agora. My supervisors are Dr. Razvan Stanica and Prof. Fabrice Valois. My PhD subject was the deployment and management of movable base stations in cellular networks, which was funded by ANR JCJC DEMON project. On Jan. 10, 2025, I successfully defended my doctoral thesis.
In Mar. 2025, I obtained the qualification of Maître de Conférences (Associate Professor) in CNU27 (Computer Science).
From Mar. 2025, I’m a postdoctoral researcher at Inria Agora. The research project is about the energy efficiency and sustainability of cellular network infrastructures, in collaboration with Prof. Fabrice Valois, Prof. Hervé Rivano and Dr. Laurent Lefèvre. The work is funded by PEPR NF (Future Networks) project, PC JEN (Just Enough Networks).