I am a PhD candidate from the State Key Laboratory of Cognitive Science and Mental Health, Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and the Department of Psychology at University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS). I obtained my BS in Applied Psychology in 2021 from Nanchang University (NCU).

My doctoral research centres on understanding and promoting public engagement with climate action and policy. I have led a series of studies examining pathways to improve public support for climate policies and to encourage pro-environmental behaviours. For example, my work integrates theories from environmental psychology with communication strategies, while employing advanced analytical techniques such as machine learning and psychological network analysis. I have also been responsible for projects assessing the environmental implications of AI and exploring how AI can be used to foster pro-environmental behaviour.

I am currently seeking a postdoctoral research position to begin in Autumn 2027.

My current research interests include:

• Investigating the impact of nature exposure and climate change on mental health using interdisciplinary approaches that integrate psychology and geographic sciences.
• Examining inequality in climate-related psychology and behaviour.
• Developing low-cost tools to enhance public support for climate policies and action.