I am a postdoctoral researcher with Prof. Jennifer Dionne at Stanford University. My current research focuses on quantum nanophotonics and high-Q chiral meta-photonics, with the goal of developing optically and electrically addressable spin–photon interfaces for scalable quantum networks. By combining experimental method development with advanced device engineering, I aim to establish new nanophotonic platforms that not only enable fundamental discoveries in quantum science and engineering but also address broader challenges in energy and sustainability. I received my Ph.D. degree at the University of Wisconsin Madison (UW-Madison), advised by Prof. Randall Goldsmith. My past research has been recognized by several awards, including KV and Sara Reddy Award for Research Excellence in Physical Chemistry (2021) and WISL Award for Communicating Doctoral Research to the Public (2022).