I am primarily engaged in research on high-throughput phenotyping and cultivation regulation technologies and mechanisms for stress resistance and high yield in crops. My work focuses on the development and application of indoor and outdoor platforms for high-throughput, multidimensional, and multiscale acquisition of above-ground and root morphological and physiological phenotypes of crops such as wheat and rice, utilizing technologies like drones, field gantry systems, and trackless cable-driven phenotyping platforms. I have published 29 academic papers in journals such as *Journal of Experimental Botany*, *The Crop Journal*, *Plant Phenomics*, and *Field Crop Research*, and have applied for 17 related patents. I serve as a young editorial board member for *Plant Phenomics* and *New Crops*, a reviewer for journals including *Plant Phenomics*, and a guest editor for a special issue of *Plants*. I am the founder of the public WeChat account “Crop Cultivation Research Circle” (with over 13,000 followers), a member of the Phenomics Branch of the Chinese Biophysical Society, and a member of the Jiangsu Youth Think Tank. I have led research projects including the Jiangsu Natural Science Foundation Youth Project, the Jiangsu Outstanding Postdoctoral Program, the Jiangsu Science and Technology Deputy General Project, and the Lhasa City Major Science and Technology Project.