About
Hello! Welcome to my personal website!
I am a PhD Candidate at the University of Georgia working under Prof. Yiping Zhao.
My research focuses on Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS), plasmonic nanomaterials, and machine learning for chemical and biological sensing.
Through my work, I aim to develop rapid, label-free diagnostic tools for virus detection and bacterial identification using spectroscopy and artificial intelligence.
I also work on understanding spectral variability, building analytical models, and applying machine learning to extract meaningful information from complex Raman data.
Education
- PhD in Physics, University of Georgia (UGA)
- Master’s in Solid State Materials, Indian Institute of Technolohy Delhi (IIT Delhi)
Research Interests
- Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS)
- Silver Nanorods (AgNR)
- Machine Learning for Spectroscopy
- Virus and Bacterial Detection
News
- Mar 24 2026 – I attended the ACS Spring 2026 Conference and delivered an oral presentation titled “Machine Learning-Enhanced airPLS Parameter Optimization for Noise-robust SERS Baseline Correction”. I am also honored to be the presider of the session “Advances in Spectroscopy: Advances in Spectroscopic Detection” under ANYL: Division of Analytical Chemistry.
- Mar 23 2026 – I attended the ACS Spring 2026 Conference and delivered an oral presentation titled “Machine Learning-Enhanced airPLS Parameter Optimization for Noise-robust SERS Baseline Correction”.
- Mar 22 2026 – I attended the ACS Spring 2026 Conference and delivered an two psoter presentation in Sci-Mix titled “Machine Learning-Enhanced airPLS Parameter Optimization for Noise-robust SERS Baseline Correction”.
- March 5 2026 –Our conference paper “SpectraGuru: a community-guided path toward scalable Raman and SERS analysis” was published in the SPIE proceedings. Presented by Mr. Fengbo Ma.
- Mar 2026 – Submitted bacterial SERS paper to SNB