About
I obtained a Master’s degree in Psychology from the University of Hong Kong. After graduation, I worked as a Research Assistant I at the Education University of Hong Kong, where I engaged in diverse research-related activities that honed my research skills. These invaluable experiences fueled my passion for neuroscience, particularly in investigating the brain mechanisms underlying various cognitive functions (e.g., executive function). In addition to my academic pursuits, I enjoy practising Chinese calligraphy as a great way to unwind and find peace. I also love listening to pure music and exploring new destinations through traveling.
Research Interest
- Cognitive neuroscience
- Cognitive functions (e.g. executive function)
- Mental disorders (e.g. ASD)