Seeking Opportunities
I am currently open to and actively seeking visiting research opportunities at any time, and postdoctoral positions starting around December to advance my research and foster new collaborations.

I am currently doing a PhD in Computer Science at the University of Manchester, supervised by Prof. Xiao-Jun Zeng and co-supervised by Dr. Ke Chen. I graduated from Wuhan University with an MSc in Management Science and Engineering in 2022 and from Wuhan University of Technology with a BSc in Management Information Systems in 2019.

My research has focused primarily on muti-agent reinforcement learning and its applications to the evolution of cooperation. During my master’s program, I investigated the role of social exclusion and expulsion mechanisms in driving the emergence and evolution of cooperation. Presently, I am conducting an analysis to compare the performance of cooperative facilitation mechanisms when applied within the contexts of social learning and reinforcement learning.

News

• [May 2025] I was awarded the Carole Goble Medal for Outstanding Doctoral Paper in Computer Science at The University of Manchester.

• [March 2025] Our journal paper, “Feature-driven Hybrid Attention Learning for Accurate Water Quality Prediction”, has been accepted in Expert Systems with Applications, where I contributed as the third author.

• [Dec 2024] Our conference paper, “Bottom-Up Reputation Promotes Cooperation with Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning,” where I am the first author, as been accepted as a full paper at AMMAS 2025.

• [July 2024] Our journal paper, “Temporal Interaction and its Role in the Evolution of Cooperation” has been accepted in the journal Physical Review E, where I am served as the second author and corresponding author.