Having earned a Ph.D. in Dielectric Engineering in 2014, I currently serve as the Head of the Department of Electrical Insulation and Cables, an Associate Professor, and a Master's Thesis Advisor. I am also a member of the National Committee for the Standardization of Electrical Insulation Materials and Systems. My teaching portfolio includes foundational courses like Basics of Electrical Materials and Dielectric Physics, as well as practical courses such as Innovative Practices in Electrical Engineering for undergraduate students. For graduate students specializing in high voltage and insulation technology, I teach a course on Characterization and Analysis Methods of Polymer Structures.

My research dedication lies in the preparation, characterization, performance, and application of polymer dielectrics, focusing particularly on insulation materials for electrical equipment. Over the course of my career, I have published more than 10 papers in SCI-indexed journals, participated in 4 projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation, led 4 industry-sponsored research projects, and contributed to the development of 6 national standards. My work not only underscores a deep commitment to advancing the field of dielectric engineering but also highlights my contributions to enhancing the standards and technologies within the electrical insulation industry.