Teaching
Courses, curriculum development, and research mentoring
I teach mathematical and computational methods through scientific applications, emphasizing modeling assumptions and numerical analysis.
Courses at HKUST(GZ)
Recurring course
- UFUG1105 Honors Calculus IInstructor, Fall 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026; course coordinator in Fall 2024
Recent offerings
- AMAT2010 Transport Phenomena in MSEInstructor, Spring 2026 (co-teaching with Prof. Ping Gao)
- AMAT1010 Academic Orientation in MSECo-instructor, Spring 2026 (co-teaching with Prof. Ping Gao and AMAT colleagues)
- AMAT6000A Advanced Materials InformaticsCo-instructor, Spring 2025 (co-teaching with Prof. Tong-Yi Zhang)
- UCMP6010 Research MethodCo-instructor, Spring 2023, 2024, and 2025; Fall 2023 and 2024
- AMAT5250 Mathematical Methods for Material ScienceInstructor and course owner, Fall 2022 and Fall 2024
- AMAT5215 Mathematical Models for Interdisciplinary SciencesInstructor and course owner, Spring 2024
- FUNH5000 Introduction to Function Hub for Sustainable FutureCo-instructor, Spring 2024
- FUNH5200 Introduction to Materials Informatics IICo-instructor, Fall 2023 (co-teaching with Prof. Tong-Yi Zhang)
- AMAT5200 Machine Learning for Material ScienceInstructor and course owner, Spring 2022 and Fall 2023
Earlier offering
- FUNH6800 Function Hub Graduate Student SeminarCoordinator, Fall 2021
Curriculum and Course Development
I have contributed to the development of Honors Calculus I, Research Method, AMAT 1010, and AMAT 2010, and I am the course owner for Mathematical Modeling, Mathematical Methods, and Machine Learning for Materials Science. Other related institutional service is listed on the Professional Profile page.
Research Mentoring
I mentor postdoctoral researchers and students at the doctoral, MPhil, and undergraduate levels across electrostatics, active matter, materials simulation, scientific computing, and machine learning for PDEs and materials. Current and former group members and their research are listed on the People page.
Teaching Resources
Teaching resources will be added here.