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Hsin-Hung Li
Hsin-Hung Li is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at The Ohio State University, where he joined the faculty in 2024. He received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from National Taiwan University, working with Chien-Chung Chen. He completed his Ph.D. at New York University, co-advised by Marisa Carrasco and David Heeger, where he studied the early visual system and its modulation by attention. He remained at NYU for postdoctoral training with Wei Ji Ma and Clayton Curtis, studying higher-level cognitive functions.
His research investigates human perception and decision-making, and the interactions between them. He is interested in why we perceive the world the way we do, how we monitor and evaluate our own perceptual and cognitive processes (metacognition), and how we make decisions across different domains. His research combines behavioral experiments, eye tracking, neuroimaging (fMRI and EEG), computational modeling of behavior, and models of neural population responses.
黎信宏現為美國俄亥俄州立大學心理學系助理教授。他於國立臺灣大學取得學士與碩士學位，期間師從陳建中教授。之後於紐約大學完成博士學位，由 Marisa Carrasco 與 David Heeger 共同指導，研究早期視覺系統及注意力對視覺處理的調節作用。博士畢業後，他留在紐約大學接受博士後訓練，與 Wei Ji Ma 及 Clayton Curtis 合作研究較高階的認知功能。 他的研究聚焦於人類的知覺與決策。他關注人類如何感知外在環境、如何監控與評估自身的知覺與認知歷程（後設認知），以及人們如何在不同情境與領域中做出決策。他的研究方法涵蓋人類行為實驗、眼動追蹤、神經影像（fMRI 與 EEG）、行為的計算模型，以及神經群體反應的建模。
Ling Huang
Ling Huang is a postdoctoral researcher. She earned her Ph.D. in Psychology in 2024 from South China Normal University (Guangzhou, China), where she studied visual perception, attention, and expectation through human behavioral experiments, eye tracking, and fMRI techniques. Currently, her research focuses on confidence and uncertainty in value-based decision-making.
Qingqing Yang
Qingqing is a second-year PhD student in Cognitive Neuroscience, co-advised by Dr. Hsin-Hung Li and Dr. Julie Golomb. She received an M.A. in psychology from New York University in 2023 and a B.S in cognitive psychology from Zhejiang University in 2021. Her research interest is to understand the computations and neural basis of visual perception, working memory, learning and decision making. Qingqing likes listening to podcast, music, long walks and nature in daily life.
Xinyu Cheng
Xinyu is a first-year PhD student in the Cognitive Neuroscience program. She earned her M.S. in psychology from Shanghai Jiao Tong University and B.S. in psychology from East China Normal University. Her research interests are the role of multiple memory systems (i.e., sensory memory, long-term memory, and working memory) and the attentional process in guiding adaptive decision-making. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, drawing, singing and watching anime.
Yingqi Rong
Yingqi is a first-year PhD student in the Cognitive Neuroscience program. He earned his M.A. in cognitive science from Johns Hopkins University and B.S. in mathematics and cognitive science from University of California, Irvine. His research interests are mainly about the interaction between active learning and metacognition. In his spare time, he enjoys reading
Alumni
Yang Di
Yang was a visiting scholar in the Li lab. Yang was a PhD student in Biomedical Engineering at Tianjin University. His research interests include computational neuroscience, brain-computer interfaces and the application of deep learning in clinical practice.