How to Pronounce My Name
My name, Sizhe (思哲), is pronounced roughly as "Suh-Juh" (/sɪ dʒʌ/).
- "Si" (思, Sī) sounds like the "si" in "sit", but with a softer "s" and no strong "t" sound.
- "Zhe" (哲, Zhé) sounds like the "ge" in "genre" or the "juh" in "treasure".
A Fun Fact About My Name
In Chinese, my given name "思哲" (Sīzhé) directly translates to "Thinking Philosophy" in English.
Ph.D. Student in Robotics
Georgia Institute of Technology
I'm a 2nd-year Ph.D. student in Robotics at
Georgia Institute of Technology,
advised by Prof. Lu Gan.
Before joining GaTech, I got my M.S. and B.Eng. degrees from
My research focuses on Physics-Informed Learning for Robotics. I integrate physical priors—such as morphological symmetry—into learning architectures to improve sample efficiency, accelerate training, and enhance generalization.
If you are interested in my research, or have any topics related to robotics, do not hesitate to contact me by email.
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