About
I am a first-year PhD student in the Caltech Rigorous Systems Research Group, advised by Prof. Adam Wierman and Prof. Eric Mazumdar at the Computing + Mathematical Sciences (CMS) Department, California Institute of Technology. Most people call me Ray. Before joining Caltech, I obtained my B.Sc. degree at Peking University.
Research
My research interests lie at the intersection of theoretical foundations for sequential decision-making, multi-agent systems, and the reasoning abilities of large language models, with a strong interest in real-world impact and practical applications. I’m always happy to connect — feel free to reach out if you’d like to discuss research, collaborations, or entrepreneurial opportunities.
News
Jun 2026
Excited to be joining the Core AI team at IBM and the Red Hat AI Innovation team as a Research Intern, advised by Akash Srivastava!
Jan 2026
Our work “Distributionally Robust Cooperative Multi-agent Reinforcement Learning with Value Factorization” got accepted by ICLR 2026! Many Thanks to all my wonderful collaborators!
Dec 2025
Happy to share our work on Decision-Dependent Distributionally Robust Optimization (DD-DRO) in Rio at CDC 2025! This work is a first step toward generalizing DRO to endogenous uncertainty, with provable guarantees.
Oct 2025
Happy to give a talk on Hybrid Transfer RL in Atlanta at INFORMS 2025! I hope more researchers will investigate learning from transferred experience, beyond learning from scratch.
Sep 2025
Our work “SPiDR: A Simple Approach for Zero-Shot Safety in Sim-to-Real Transfer” is accepted to NeuIPS 2025! Thanks to my wonderful collaborators!
Latest Posts
Selected Publications
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Hybrid Transfer Reinforcement Learning: Provable Sample Efficiency From Shifted-dynamics DataAISTATS (oral, top 2%), 2025 -
Decision-Dependent Distributionally Robust Optimization with Application to Dynamic PricingIEEE CDC, 2025 -
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Distributionally Robust Cooperative Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning via Robust Value FactorizationICLR, 2026 -
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Understanding Agent Scaling in LLM-Based Multi-Agent Systems via DiversityarXiv preprint, 2026