I am a research fellow at NTU, working at the intersection of neuroscience, AI, and brain-computer interfaces. My research focuses on understanding the spatiotemporal neural dynamics of human cognition using multimodal neuroimaging (EEG, fMRI, MEG, PET), and translating these insights into non-invasive speech decoding BCIs.
I received my BS in Engineering Physics from Tsinghua University, and my PhD in medical imaging from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, mentored by Prof. Baoci Shan. I currently work with Prof. Cuntai Guan, Prof. Victoria Leong, and Prof. Balazs Gulyas.
Institute of High Energy Physics · Mentor: Prof. Baoci Shan
Interdisciplinary Minor Certificate: Computer Technology and Applications (UCAS, 2019)
PET/MRI brain imaging, deep learning for neurodegeneration diagnosis
Beijing, China
LLM-based modeling of mother-infant interaction and neural coupling, extending dual-brain EEG toward developmental risk prediction and interpretable social AI.
EEG decoding of lower-limb motor imagery and imagined walking for non-invasive rehabilitation and BCI applications.
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