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I was born in Hubei province, China, in 1993. I obtained my PhD degree at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, in 2022. My research interest is the fundamentals of multiphase flow in porous media, especially in energy and geological systems such as CCS, EOR, or hydrogen storage. My detailed research interest is “Pore-scale studies of multiphase flow and solute transport in porous media by microfluidic experiments”. I'm currently focusing on “Self-organized liquid-infused materials for CO2 capture”, which is supported by the Wallenberg Initiative Materials Science for Sustainability (WISE). Liquid-infused materials (LIMs) with self-organized immobilized fluid-fluid interfaces are a relatively new concept and are likely to play a role in CO₂ capture. LIMs use a microfluidic porous media to lock in reactive liquid droplets and LIM's designable structure allows for unprecedented precision and control of interface area-to-volume ratio and perfusion. In this project, LIMs will be fabricated by controlling interface instability in artificial porous structures during multiphase displacement, and then the mass transport and reaction rates for different self-organized LIMs were determined to evaluate and optimize carbon capture capability. Welcome to contact me if you're interested in any fluid mechanics or microfluidic experiments.