I am a post-doctoral scholar in the Polarization and Social Change Lab as part of the Stanford Impact Labs. I received my social psychology PhD from the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities with a minor in political psychology. I have three lines of research: one looks at the interplay between values and inter-group attitudes (e.g., how ideology and prejudice are related), one looks at the psychological consequences of social changes (e.g., how people react to demographic shifts and cultural changes), and one is aobut research methodology. 

I grew up in Beijing, and I spend my free time on cooking for my family, taking online courses on subjects that are very unrelated to each other, and Startcraft.

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