My research fields include quasar surveys, statistical and machine learning methods in astronomy. My PhD thesis project was “Searching for Quasars behind the Galactic Plane”, aiming to select quasar candidates at |b| <= 20 deg with Machine Learning, and identify the candidates with optical telescopes. Currently, I am working in the OU-NIR and the Galaxy and AGN Evolution Science Working Group of the Euclid mission, focusing on NIR pipeline development and the quasar/AGN science in the Euclid survey.
- A survey of quasars behind the Galactic plane: I have been working on the selection of quasar candidates at |b| <= 20 deg with Machine Learning, and the identification of the candidates with optical telescopes. The project has resulted in the discovery of a large number of new quasars behind the Galactic plane, which are important for the assessment of the systematic errors of astrometry of the Gaia mission.
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Improved Gaia DR3 Quasar Candidate Catalogs (CatNorth and more): I have been working on the improvement of the Gaia DR3 quasar candidate catalog with Pan-STARRS1 and CatWISE, aiming to provide a more complete and reliable quasar sample for the community.
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The LAMOST Quasar Survey: I have been working on the LAMOST quasar survey, aiming to provide a large and complete quasar sample for the community.
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AGN/quasar science in the Euclid mission: I am working in the OU-NIR and the Galaxy and AGN Evolution Science Working Group of the Euclid mission, focusing on NIR pipeline development and the quasar/AGN science in the Euclid survey.