I studied biometrics identification at the Beijing University, a topic that gave rise to my interest in the application of computational methods to biological data. In my master studies at the Machine Learning and Data Analytics Lab of Southwestern University, China I gained knowledge of machine learning and data mining and applied them to the prediction of protein function and noise functional annotations. In 2017, I crossed Eurasia to Maastricht, the Netherlands, to pursue my PhD in machine learning and statistic approaches for multi-omics and multimodal image data to analyze the mechanism of cardiometabolic diseases. Starting in October 2022, I continued my research path as a postdoctoral fellow at the Institute for Computational Biomedicine (Saez-Rodriguez Group) at Heidelberg University, Germany, studying computational integration of cellular circuits and immune cell repertoires in spatial and temporal resolution.