About Me

I’m Xinyue Wang, a student at Stanford University OHS fascinated by the intersection of Chemistry and Mathematics. Working under Dr. Nick DeMello, I dive into quantum organic chemistry research, where I’m developing novel pH indicators and reimagining collegiate level general and organic chemistry labs for the digital age. When I’m not exploring molecular mysteries, I apply mathematical frameworks to understand gender dynamics and human sexuality.

Beyond the lab, I’m also a student activist and published op-ed writer, using my voice to speak out on justice, education, and youth civic engagement. Check out my pieces!

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News

• [Apr. 2026] USABO 2026 National Finalist. [proof]
• [May. 2025] Gold Medal in USAPhO 2025.
• [May. 2025] Joined Dr. Daniel Bernstein's lab as a research intern at Stanford School of Medicine.
• [May. 2025] Placed 4th globally in PhysicsBowl 2025.
• [Feb. 2025] Starting a new research project on double star systems.
• [Feb. 2025] Learned drive.
• [Oct. 2024] Honored to join Dr. Nick DeMello's lab as a research assistant.
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[Aug. 2024] Honored to be International Student Alliance Leader at Stanford OHS.
[Aug. 2024] Honored to be the teaching assistant for Single Variable Calculus and General Chemistry.
[Jul. 2024] Spent my summer at Stanford University and Washington University in St. Louis.
[Apr. 2024] Started Pixel Pulse.
[Aug. 2023] I started a project called Stanford OHS Guide.

Publications

Contact

Primary Email: wxinyue (at) ohs.stanford.edu
Email: xinyue (at) xinyue.me