I am a PhD student in the Psycholinguistic and Cognitive Modelling Lab at the University of Stuttgart, advised by Titus von der Malsburg. My research broadly focuses on real-time sentence processing.

Currently, as part of a DFG-funded project, I primarily use eye-tracking techniques to investigate the incremental processing of resumptive pronouns in German.

Prior to joining Stuttgart, I completed my Master's degree in Cultural and Cognitive Linguistics at the University of Munich (LMU).

Started my PhD at the University of Stuttgart

I am working on the DFG-funded project: "Grammar or Working Memory? Incremental Processing of Resumptive Pronouns in Hebrew, Standard German, and Alemannic German".

2023 — 2025

Master of Arts · Cultural and Cognitive Linguistics

University of Munich (LMU Munich)

2019 — 2023

Bachelor of Arts · German

Shanghai International Studies University

Methodology

Eye-tracking experiment design and data collection

Data Analysis

R programming for data manipulation, statistical modeling, and visualization

Languages

Mandarin ChineseNative
EnglishFluent
GermanAdvanced