Circuit and Systems Neuroscience
Fan Cao
University of Hong Kong
Neurodevelopmental Disorders, Language Learning
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Dorita Chang
University of Hong Kong
Human Visual Psychophysics, Brain Stimulation
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Xi Chen
City University of Hong Kong
Higher Order Cortex, Cortical Neural Circuitry
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Sing-Hang Cheung
University of Hong Kong
Visual Psychophysics, Cortical Plasticity
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Jufang He
City University of Hong Kong
Neocortex Memory Encoding, Hearing
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Prof He’s lab combines electrophysiological, anatomical, and engineering approaches to understand hearing, learning, memory, and attention. Prof. He is involved in drug development for brain disorders like Alzheimer’s disease, epilepsy, tinnitus, amblyopia, and depression. The drug development projects are carried out in collaboration with the Hong Kong Institute of Science and Innovation, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Michael Häusser
University of Hong Kong
Visual Neural Circuits, Optogenetics, Calcium Imaging
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Francis Jingwen Jin
University of Hong Kong
Anxiety and Depression
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Ya Ke
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Emotions, Social Behavior, Higher Cognitive Functions
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Xiaoqing Hu
University of Hong Kong
Social Learning and Sleep
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Thomas Ernst Knöffel
Hong Kong Baptist University
Cognition, Emotions
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Cora Sau Wan Lai
University of Hong Kong
Synaptic Plasticity, Learning and Memory
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Owen Ho Ko
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Neurodegenerative Disorders, Sensorimotor Circuits, Neurotechnology
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Geoffrey Lau
City University of Hong Kong
Cortical Plasticity
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Shirley Li
University of Hong Kong
Sleep Disorders
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Charlene Lam
University of Hong Kong
Fear and Anxiety Disorders
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Jan Schnupp
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Auditory Perception, Cochlear Implant, Sensory Plasticity
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The Schnupp Lab focuses on how sensory processing interprets auditory inputs to the brain and how they are transformed to underpin subjective perceptual qualities of sound such as pitch, timbre and sound source location. They are also studying how the brain learns to adapt to the statistical structure of the sounds in our environment to form efficient neural representations of sound and to support auditory scene analysis. This work has important implications for design and use of auditory prosthetics.
Julie Semmelhack
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Visual Behavior in Zebrafish
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Ying Li
City University of Hong Kong
Pain, Anterior Cingulate Cortex, Hippocampal-Cortical Network
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Wing Ho Yung
City University of Hong Kong
Motor Learning, Cognitive Functions
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Sungchil Yang
City University of Hong Kong
Brain Mapping, Neuron Processing
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Researchers are listed in alphabetical order of their last names.