I am a grad student at Princeton Plasma Physics Lab. I graduate from Peking University at 2011. During the PhD study I am involved in many research areas in plasma physics. My ongoing PhD thesis work is about the runaway electrons in tokamak, advised by Dr. Dylan Brennan and Prof. Amitava Bhattacharjee. The focus of this research is to study the interactions of runaway electron beams with the plasma, and possible approaches to mitigate runaway electrons in tokamak disruptions. Apart from this, I am also interested in the phenomena in high energy density plasma (HEDP), and have done some research about the magnetic reconnection in HEDP. I also contributed to developing a new method to calculate the nonlinear dispersion and the second harmonics of the plasma wave including both the fluid and kinetic effects.
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