Applied Cryptography
Practical cryptographic protocols for secure computation, private data access, and verifiable execution.
I am a professor in the School of Computer Science and Technology at Shandong University, where I co-lead the Blockchain and Distributed Security Lab with Prof. Xiuzhen Cheng. I joined Shandong University as an Assistant Professor (2021–2023), was promoted to Associate Professor (2023–2024), and promoted early to full professor in 2024. I received my Ph.D. in Computer Science from The George Washington University (2018-2021) and my B.S. in Physics from Beijing Normal University (2014-2018). I was also a visiting scholar at ETH Zurich.
Our research vision for the next decade is to understand and engineer the foundations of trust-minimized computation, enabling open systems to remain verifiable, scalable, and resilient by design.
Practical cryptographic protocols for secure computation, private data access, and verifiable execution.
Secure and scalable infrastructure for open networks and challenging communication environments.
Security and reliability of AI systems, AI-assisted security analysis, and secure collaborative learning.

