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Ao Liu, Ph.D.
刘骜博士

About Me 关于我

Warm greetings from Ao!
骜热情欢迎您!

I’m Ao Liu, Ph.D., a data, technology, science, and most importantly, life enthusiast.

I am currently a senior scientific/technical project manager at the University of Chicago’s Center for Translational Data Science (CTDS). Prior to that, I was the Deputy Director of Research at Euclid Techlabs, LLC. I have a background in Physics and I’ve been enjoying program management and R&D. I am proudly an Indiana University Bloomington and Lanzhou University alumni. More can be found on my LinkedIn.

2022-Now

Senior Scientific Project Manager
Center for Translational Data Science
The University of Chicago

2017-2022

Senior Research Scientist, PI
Deputy Director of Research

Euclid Techlabs, LLC

2015-2017

Postdoctoral research associate

Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab)

2015

Ph.D. degree awarded
Indiana University Bloomington (IUB), Accelerator Physics
Joint Ph.D. Program of Fermilab and IUB
Advisors: Prof. Shyh-Yuan (SY) Lee (IUB), Dr. Alan Bross (Fermilab), Dr. David Neuffer (Fermilab)

2010

Bachelor degree awarded
Lanzhou University, Physics
Honored Chun-Tsung Endowment Program Awardee
National Foundation Classes of STEM Undergraduates
About my life 我的生活

I have many hobbies. I write poems and stories, I dance Zumba and sing, I workout, draw, program, watch lots of movies.
I have a beautiful beloved daughter, Summer, (中文名晴曦), and the best wife in the world who probably doesn’t think vice versa. 

A blend of sciences and arts

Drawings

I love drawing. Particularly, chalk drawing is one of my favorites.  I’ve enjoyed drawing portraits of renowned physicists to get inspirations. 

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Richard Feynman