Tu, Ning
Faculty:
Faculty of Graduate StudiesCountry:
China
Home town:
Liaocheng
Started program at UBC in:
2009 Research
Research topic:
Seismic imaging
Research group:
SLIM
Research supervisor:
Felix Herrmann
Research location:
EOS East Research description:
Want to know what the subsurface looks like? Want to know how to find oil reservoirs? Come and explore the earth, you will be a rock star.
What impact do you hope your research will have?:
To improve the living conditions of both human beings and other creatures. To foster a harmonious relationship between man and nature.
Why did you decide to pursue a graduate degree?:
I want to expand my knowledge and get to know more young academicians who carry out similar research.
Why did you choose to come to British Columbia and study at UBC?:
Vancouver is a beautiful city and UBC is a good university.
Do you have any tips for students from your home country coming to Canada / to UBC Grad School?:
Come here. Vancouver is amazing!
What has been your most memorable Vancouver experience so far?:
The astonishingly good weather and beautiful nature!
Personal interests / Hobbies:
Swimming, reading, traveling
What are your future career goals?:
To work in the energy industry and look for a sustainable solution for our energy demand.
