I am a Ph.D. candidate in Psychology at National Taiwan University (NTU), expecting to graduate in July 2026. My research focuses on mathematical psychology and psychometrics, with a particular emphasis on developing finite-sample theoretical guarantees for Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT) algorithms. My dissertation, supervised by Prof. Yung-Fong Hsu, bridges Item Response Theory and Online Convex Optimization to address both the precision and robustness of adaptive testing.

I have published in journals including Psychometrika, Journal of Mathematical Psychology, and Behaviormetrika, and have presented at major international conferences such as IMPS, EcoSta, and MathPsych. Beyond psychometrics, I have interdisciplinary research experience in economics (labor market analysis, household decision-making) and neuroscience (fMRI studies on decision-making under risk).