Road Network Analysis: Chengdu to Meishan
Comparative Road Network Analysis between 2014 and 2021 for Chengdu and Meishan 
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Origin-Destination Flow Analysis: Chengdu Region
Spatial OD Flow Analysis within Chengdu Region using random values 
Monthly Temperature Distribution Analysis: Lincoln
Max and Min Temperature Monthly Analysis 
Women’s Emotions Bias: A Multilevel Analysis
Exploring the Multilevel Structure of Women’s Emotional Expression on Social Media
publications
Which Path to Growth? Heterogeneous Impacts of Transportation Modes on Regional Industry
Published in 10th International Workshop on Regional, Urban, and Spatial Economics, Peking University, China, 2023
Keywords: Multimodal Infrastructure, Spillover Effects, Regional Inequality
Spatial Dynamics of Freight Efficiency: Synthetic Instruments in Dynamic Spatial Durbin Models
Published in 18th Spatial Economics World Conference, University of Groningen, Netherlands, 2023
Keywords: Spatial Econometrics, Heterogeneity, Synthetic Instruments, Two-step GMM, Dynamic Spatial Durbin Model
All Roads Lead to Rome: The Role of Road Networks in the Economic Resilience of Cities
Published in , 2024
Keywords: Urban Resilience, Network Analysis, Market Accessibility, K-means Cluster, Dynamic Spatial Autoregressive Model
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teaching
Quantitative and Software Support
Support Role, University of Birmingham, Department of Economics, 2022
This role involved providing quantitative and software support to students enrolled in the Economic Extended Essay course at the University of Birmingham. During the Spring semesters of 2022 and 2023, I assisted undergraduate students in mastering the statistical tools and software necessary for their research projects. My responsibilities included offering guidance on data analysis, helping students navigate complex economic theories, and ensuring they effectively used software such as R and Stata to produce high-quality research.
Postgraduate Teaching Assistant - Topics in Money, Banking, and Finance
Graduate Course, University of Birmingham, Department of Economics, 2022
As a Postgraduate Teaching Assistant for the Winter 2022 semester, I supported the delivery of the course “Topics in Money, Banking, and Finance” at the University of Birmingham. My role involved leading discussion sections, explaining assignments, and providing feedback to students. I also held office hours to assist students with their understanding of complex topics, such as monetary policy, banking regulation, and financial stability.