I imagine how the future world will look like all the time.Through observing how the technological progress changes humans lifestyle, a concrete thought comes out of my mind gradually that I may be capable of shaping the future world in a sustainable way someday.I lean towards a goal-oriented work style. Solving challenging problems brings a sense of accomplishment, which is crucial and incomparable for me. As a research associate in materials development at the technical faculty of the University of Freiburg, I am working on the process development and optimization of sustainable piezoelectric ceramics as part of a DFG-funded project. I have gained extensive experience in the field of electrophoretic deposition (EPD) of ceramic-polymer suspensions, as well as their additive manufacturing using inkjet printing and subsequent thermal sintering. I am proud to be able to contribute to the development of sustainable materials for the sustainable future.I am interested in different cultures. My study abroad experience has allowed me to dive into the German culture firsthand. I have learnt a foreign language, travelled worldwide and met friends from all over the world. I have broadened my horizon through intercultural experiences and acquired to appreciate the various cultures we have in different parts of the world.I like to develop new skills. I have participated in online courses, such as Machine learning and Six Sigma, in my spare time to gain knowledge and improve the ability of interdiscipline thinking and communication. Through learning new things, I may have innovative ideas for my existing projects. I love team sports so much, especially the volleyball. I have played volleyball for 15 years. I enjoy cooperating with teammates to try out some tactics and have fun. As a result, I deeply realize the value of cooperation: through combining our efforts, we can create more benefit.Please feel free to contact me via LinkedIn. I am always looking forward to a pleasant conversation.