I am a Ph.D. student at the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) group at Technical University of Denmark (DTU), advised by Prof. Rico Krueger and Prof. Francisco C Pereira. My research focuses on machine learning for human behavior prediction in the context of autonomous driving.
My work spans virtual reality (VR)-based user studies, human behavior prediction, multimodal sensor fusion, and vision-language models — with the goal of making autonomous systems safer and more human-aware.
I obtained my M.Sc. from EPFL (Civil Engineering, minor in Data Science) at Switzerland and my B.Eng. from Tongji University (Transportation Engineering) at China. I was also a visiting researcher at TU Delft, Netherlands.
Ph.D. Student
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Copenhagen
Best paper at ICRA workshop on Pedestrian Behavior Prediction, 2026
IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Conference (ITSC), 2022 | Extended version: Scientific Reports, 2024
Thesis title: Modelling Pedestrian-Autonomous Vehicle Interactions Using Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence, and Immersive Virtual Reality
Offered hands-on guidance on Model-based Machine Learning (probabilistic graphical models), Introduction to Business Analytics, and Advanced Business Analytics.
Designed and conducted VR experiments on pedestrian-automated shuttles interactions.
Developed an end-to-end machine learning pipeline for cropland detection from satellite image time series to support agricultural cold chain optimization.
Reviewed global bicycle system developement strategies and evaluated bicycle service level in the Nanshan district by field research.