I am an associate professor at Department of Library and Information Science at National Taiwan University and the Director of Talent empowerment Center at National Institute of Cyber Security. I am also the affiliated researcher at Planning and Promotion Division, National Center for High-performance Computing and CRETA at National Taiwan University (both courtesy appointments). I completed my PhD studies at the School of Computing and Information, University of Pittsburgh. To date, my work aims to comprehend the concept of open science especially in three perspectives: 

1. data accessibility and sharing,
2. research transparency and reproducibility,
3. participatory science.

Given the increasing need in academic communities to manage a huge amount of data, my long-term research goal is to provide insights on improving research data infrastructure for scholars in all disciplines, particularly health science and humanities.

Recently I am interested in helping non-CS scholars and students, especially people from business, behavioral, social

sciences, and humanities, to take full advantage of their digital data. I had led several one-time data visualization workshops for different programs at National Taiwan University.