Andy is currently a second year PhD student in the Laboratory for Neural Engineering and Control. His projects focus on modeling the neuromodulation of identifiable brain states related to sensory processing, and exploring the neural basis of decision-making by implementing large-scale recording of neural activity, with a view toward contributing to the development of regional, function-oriented brain-machine-interfaces with bidirectional information exchange. His previous research experience at Peking University focused on human-robot interfaces. He joined the lab in 2019 as an M.S. student and worked to explore neural circuits mediating pupil-linked arousal.
Education:
M.S. Electrical Engineering, Columbia University, 2020
B.E. Electronic Information Engineering, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, 2018
Member Spotlight
- 2020 - Awarded Kaganov Fellowship
- 2019 - Joined the lab
