At the LMS, I study how enhancer–promoter interactions shape gene regulation in the Functional Gene Control group. Born and raised in Taiwan, I moved to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for my PhD, where I uncovered new functions of KRAB zinc finger proteins. My first postdoctoral position took me to Paris, where I developed Nano-C, a method combining Chromosome Conformation Capture and Nanopore sequencing to reveal complex chromatin interactions. In 2022, I joined the University of Oxford, where I developed methods to detect CRISPR-mediated off-target effects and structural alterations. Across these experiences, I have created tools to make genome editing safer and more precise, while deepening our understanding of how the genome is organized and regulated.