Ke earned her Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry (education) from South China Normal University, specializing in interface science for energy storage. Her research developed novel ether-based solid electrolyte interphases to enhance sodium-ion battery performance, while exploring fundamental ion transport mechanisms. Her academics were recognized with an Individual Scholarship for Outstanding Students and further earned provincial-level recognition for this project. As of August 2025, she joined the Park Group at NUS to pursue her Master's studies, focusing on functional materials for optoelectronic energy applications.