
Edge BCI
A portable fNIRS–EEG device for brain–computer interface research.
Welcome to the world of cyberfish
A little about me
I studied Biomedical Engineering and Computer Engineering at Boston University and completed my MS in Biomedical Engineering at Columbia University. I’m currently pursuing a PhD at UMass Amherst. I explore brain–computer interfaces and human-centered sensing, and fabricate nanoscale devices to study cellular-level interactions. Outside the lab, I draw, write fiction, and compose music. I love science fiction and games, especially dystopia and cyberpunk.
01 / RESEARCH & BUILD

A portable fNIRS–EEG device for brain–computer interface research.

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02 / ART PRACTICE
Scenes, portraits, and other worlds.
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03 / SOUND
Original compositions blending modern textures with the emotional vocabulary of traditional Chinese instruments.