I completed my Master's degree in Computer Science and Information Engineering at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). During my two years of study, I developed a strong interest in the field of computer graphics. As a member of the Visual Data Analysis (ViDA) Laboratory, I served as a teaching assistant for the Computer Graphics course and was part of the organizing staff for the 2022 Computer Graphics Workshop (CGW).

My primary research focuses on addressing the issue of data occlusion in 3D space. To help non-expert users intuitively explore and understand complex 3D volumes, we developed an interactive 3D volume exploration system designed for applications in medicine, education, and museum exhibitions. Throughout my graduate research, I extensively studied literature on occlusion management and volume deformation.