Research
研究档案
A professional research profile connecting psychology training, hospital-based psychological medicine workflow, psychological assessment exposure, verified publication evidence, and practical digital health product-building capacity.
Research dossier
Assessment workflow, outcome observation, and digital health direction.
Research Profile
研究档案
My work sits between psychological assessment, routine clinical measurement, patient-reported outcomes, digital mental health, and applied AI product-building.
我的工作位于心理测评、常规临床测量、患者报告结局、数字心理健康与应用型 AI 产品建设之间。
International psychology training through Bangor University and Arizona State University.
Hospital-based psychological medicine workflow experience in a tertiary hospital in China.
Verified first-author and co-authored clinical/translational publication evidence.
Research-adjacent digital health prototypes with conservative privacy and safety boundaries.
Education
国际心理学教育背景
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Bangor University
2019-2020
English-medium master's training in psychology. Dissertation: Gender and Age Differences in the Recall of Autobiographical Memories Using the Autobiographical Memory Recollection Test. Degree certificate dated 2020-12-01.
Arizona State University
2013-2018
English-medium undergraduate psychology and behavioural science training. Degree conferred 2018-05-07.
International psychology training provides the base for measurement, autobiographical memory research exposure, clinical outcome thinking, and responsible human-facing digital tools.
Hospital-based psychological medicine workflow experience connects assessment procedures, routine clinical measurement, TMS / neurostimulation-related support, patient-reported outcome observation, and clinical support communication.
Publication evidence includes one verified first-author PubMed-indexed article, a first-author Chinese clinical mental health article, and selected co-authored PubMed-indexed clinical/translational records.
The research direction is applied and implementation-oriented: tools should be interpretable, calibrated, safety-aware, and useful inside real assessment, follow-up, or wellbeing-tracking workflows.
Hospital-based psychological medicine workflow experience in a tertiary hospital in China.
Support for high-volume psychological assessment and routine clinical measurement workflows, including structured report communication and non-diagnostic workflow support.
Assessment exposure includes PHQ-9, GAD-7, HAMD, HAMA, MMPI, and SCL-90 depending on departmental workflow and clinical requirements.
TMS / neurostimulation-related workflow support under departmental protocols, including operation support, parameter recording, treatment-course observation, and patient education.
Near-infrared brain function imaging and EEG-related workflow exposure within departmental boundaries.
Patient-reported outcome observation, clinical support communication, clinical service documentation, and research-adjacent data awareness.
Publications
代表性发表
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2023
Clinical and Translational Oncology, 25(5), 1378-1388. DOI: 10.1007/s12094-022-03032-1. PubMed PMID: 36484954.
Verified first-author PubMed-indexed evidence. It is presented as evidence of first-author research capacity and psychology-linked translational clinical research experience, not as a digital mental health validation claim.
2025
Journal of Medical Forum / 医药论坛杂志, 46(10), 1039-1042, 1049. DOI: 10.20159/j.cnki.jmf.2025.10.007.
First-author Chinese clinical mental health article from the Australia PhD evidence materials. It is presented as hospital-based clinical mental health research evidence involving PANAS, STAI, HRV, emotional outcomes, and physiological outcome monitoring, not as PubMed-indexed evidence.
2026
Neuro-Oncology Advances. DOI: 10.1093/noajnl/vdag040. PubMed PMID: 41778154.
Selected co-authored PubMed-indexed clinical/translational record. It is relevant because the evidence package links it to psychological distress screening, PHQ-9/GAD-7, and clinical outcomes; it is not presented as first-author work.
2023
Frontiers in Oncology, 13, 1238607. DOI: 10.3389/fonc.2023.1238607. PubMed PMID: 37920153.
Selected co-authored PubMed-indexed clinical/translational record. It is included as broader research-collaboration evidence and kept separate from the digital mental health research direction.
Research Interests
数字心理健康、心理测评与结果观察
Research Agenda
下一阶段研究方向
These questions connect psychology training, hospital-based workflow exposure, applied AI, product prototyping, and conservative digital health boundaries.
01
How can AI-assisted self-reflection tools support structured psychological assessment and personal insight without making diagnostic or treatment claims?
02
Which self-report signals, such as PHQ-9/GAD-7-style symptom measures or wellbeing check-ins, are useful for monitoring and outcome observation when the tool is designed as support infrastructure rather than clinical authority?
03
How can interpretable prediction, uncertainty communication, and calibration be evaluated in psychological assessment support tools?
04
What practical audit methods can reduce bias, overconfidence, and user misunderstanding in AI-assisted digital mental health prototypes?
05
How can TMS / neurostimulation-related outcome observation be structured through non-diagnostic digital follow-up and patient-reported outcome workflows?
06
How can digital mental health tools be evaluated for actual service usefulness, engagement, dropout risk, deterioration signals, and safe stepped-care support rather than only technical novelty?
Methods & Applied Direction
方法与应用方向
Product work is presented carefully: non-diagnostic, user-respecting, and open to academic refinement.
In development
心境画像
An AI-assisted, non-diagnostic emotional self-reflection and wellbeing tracking prototype.
AI 辅助的非诊断性情绪自我反思与心理画像工具。
Preparing for overseas App Store launch
色韵穿搭
A daily color outfit guidance app inspired by traditional Chinese Five Elements, overseas-friendly localization, and modern lifestyle rituals.
结合传统五行色彩灵感与现代生活方式的每日穿搭颜色工具。
Collaboration Fit Matrix
What a collaborator can evaluate quickly: the connection between psychology training, hospital-based workflow exposure, digital health prototypes, and a focused research direction.
帮助研究合作者快速判断：心理学训练、医院工作流经验、数字健康原型与研究方向之间是否形成清晰连接。
Research Area
Current Evidence
Psychology training plus hospital-based psychological assessment workflow exposure, including PHQ-9, GAD-7, HAMD, HAMA, MMPI, and SCL-90 depending on departmental workflow.
Research Fit
Potential fit for projects on assessment design, patient-reported outcomes, measurement-based care, clinically adjacent digital tools, and applied AI-assisted assessment workflows.
Research Area
Current Evidence
Mind Portrait and related product infrastructure are framed as non-diagnostic, privacy-aware self-reflection tools.
Research Fit
Potential fit for responsible digital mental health, wellbeing tracking, AI-assisted self-reflection, implementation evaluation, and human-centered tool assessment.
Research Area
Current Evidence
Experience around clinical support communication, TMS / neurostimulation-related support, near-infrared / EEG-related workflow exposure, patient-reported outcome observation, PANAS/STAI/HRV-linked anxiety article evidence, and selected clinical/translational PubMed records.
Research Fit
Potential fit for observational work on outcome tracking, interpretable prediction, calibration, safety/bias audit, structured follow-up, and non-diagnostic support workflows.
Research Area
Current Evidence
Static-first public infrastructure, privacy/support pages, product centers, and careful safety disclaimers are already being built.
Research Fit
Potential fit for applied research that benefits from prototyping ability, technical execution, and research-to-product translation.
Collaboration Fit
I am interested in academic collaboration around applied AI for psychological assessment, digital mental health implementation, patient-reported outcomes, measurement-based care, interpretable outcome prediction, calibration, safety/bias audit, wellbeing tracking, and clinical outcome observation.
The site is intentionally conservative: it names interests, training, and projects without overstating clinical authority or publication history.