About me

I have joined Purdue University as a Postdoctoral Researcher under the mentorship of Dr. Jimmy Zhang. Prior to this, I was a visting scholar at Purdue and completed my Ph.D. at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics under the supervision of Dr. Qi Deng.

Profile

I possess strong theoretical and practical skills. Throughout my doctoral studies, my research has been centered on the complexity analysis of first-order methods for various problems, including function-constrained optimization, minimax games, second-order cone programming (SOCP) and semidefinite programming (SDP). The core of my work involves strategies to accelerate convergence rates, supported by numerical experiments to validate theoretical findings. Additionally, a significant engineering achievement in my research is the application of first-order methods to solve SOCP and SDP.

Recently, my research has focused on developing the theoretical framework and algorithmic solver for the bundle-level method, an effective approach for nonsmooth optimization.