I am an undergraduate student at National Taiwan University with broad research interests, primarily focused on astronomical data analysis and Planetary Science.
As a Founder of Hoshiko Plan (NGO for STEM education) and member of astronomy club, I am passionate about science communication.
Developed a 2D chemical transport model (CTM) and coupled the dynamics and photochemistry to simulate the D/H vertical profile on Venus atmosphere. (Caltech, Advisor: Yuk L. Yung)
image credit: NASA
Simulated the ultra-low density exoplanet's vertical chemical profile using the VULCAN code to predict unique observational signatures for JWST. (ASIAA, Advisor: Shang-Min Tsai)
image credit: NASA
Using data from the JWST/MIRI CEERS Survey to study black hole accretion history of obscured active galactic nuclei (AGNs). (Advisor: Tomotsugu Goto)
Developing machine learning approaches to identify binary asteroids from lightcurve data in the FOSSIL survey. (Advisor: Chan-Kao Chang)
Recognition for academic and scientific achievements
Science Communication, Education, and Community Engagement
Lighting up rural corners with the power of astronomy and nature education.
Some talks and presentations.
Leading astronomy organizations to foster community engagement.
Writing and sharing knowledge to inspire curiosity in astronomy.
Contributing to the EASY Astronomy and Earth Science promotion team.
Some short stories here.
Feel free to contact for questions, collaborations or opportunities
didymos65803@gmail.com
Department of Physics, National Taiwan University
No. 1, Sec. 4, Roosevelt Road, Taipei,
Taiwan
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