Join Us

Prospective Members

I enjoy working with talented students. I will design individual projects for every student and work closely with them, providing hands-on supervision to help them build skill trees in scientific research. I respect and protect students' innovative ideas, and support students' personal development plans.

If you are interested in joining my lab, please read the instructions below before sending me an email with a one-page cover letter and your full CV.

General Requirements

  • Enjoy research
  • Integrity
  • Optimistic and positive life attitude
  • Work smart and self-motivated

Graduate Students

  • We admit Master student at the College of Air Traffic Management, under subject code 082300.
  • Please read the Research and Publication pages on our website and see if you are really interested in our research areas.
  • We hope you don't resist coding, because all research ideas are realized by writing scripts.
  • We try our best to provide full support in research activities, including research materials, CPUs and GPUs, journal publication, conference attendance, etc.

Undergraduate Students at CAUC

  • Undergraduate students majoring in transportation management or air traffic, computer science, applied mathematics and relevant subjects are welcome to join my research group.
  • Before contacting me, please make clear your motivation and expectations. SIX months is the minimum duration of a project, during which please make sure that you can guarantee the minimum time spent on research (16 hours per week during the semester and 32 hours a week during summer or winter vacations).
  • Undergraduate students are considered equally in our research group. We welcome you to work in the lab, join lab activities, and support your research needs.
  • I can advise Students' Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Programs. But I currently am NOT keen on advising non-research contests like China International College Students' Innovation Competition and the Challenge Cup.

Prospective Collaborators

We are always open to collaborations with researchers from academia and industry. Our research interests span across multiple domains including UAS traffic management, urban air mobility, safety assessment, and AI applications in transportation systems.

External Collaborators

Academic Collaborations

  • Joint research projects on UAS traffic management and urban air mobility
  • Co-supervision of graduate students
  • Collaborative publications in top-tier journals and conferences
  • Exchange programs for students and faculty members
  • Shared access to research facilities and computational resources

Industry Partnerships

  • Technology transfer and commercialization of research outcomes
  • Consulting services on aviation safety and traffic management
  • Joint development of innovative solutions for emerging aviation challenges
  • Internship and job placement opportunities for our students
  • Sponsored research projects addressing real-world industry problems

If you are interested in establishing a collaboration, please contact us with details about your research interests and potential collaboration opportunities.