In her Master’s thesis, she studied template measurement for plutonium pit. Since 2010, she works as a technical staff at the China Academy of Engineering Physics and her work focuses on the investigation of the technology of neutron multiplicity for uranium verification.
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She was a 2011 visiting scholar to the Technical Nonproliferation and Disarmament Project of the United Kingdom – Norway Initiative that was hosted at the Norwegian Radiation protection Authority and the Center for Accelerator-based Research and Energy Physics. In her role, besides receiving special training in nuclear technology at the University of Oslo, she researched on the least-squares method toward developing an algorithm for studying plutonium isotopic ratio in the Information Barrier system. Her study supports the use of least-squares method as a feasible and meaningful technique in information barrier system. Towards the end of her scholarship, she participated in the first International Student Simulation on the development of a Nuclear Warhead Dismantlement Verification Model for Civilian Education and Outreach Purposes. In her role, she advised “policy strategist” and “negotiators” on technical issues that had a direct bearing on the negotiation.