Andrew is a PhD student in MIT EAPS who joined the Tectonophysics group in 2026. His research focuses on active tectonics across timescales. He has a background in tectonic geomorphology, earthquake geology, paleoseismology, and coastal tectonics. Currently, he is working on bridging past earthquake behavior with present-day plate coupling inferred from geodetic data to better understand the deformation pattern and segmentation along the Alpine Fault in New Zealand.
MSc in Geosciences, 2025
National Taiwan University
BSc in Geosciences, 2022
National Taiwan University