Undergraduate student in Computer Science & Engineering major, Ewha Womans University

Interested in automating discrimination of disorder with AI and computational modeling of brain network.

Currently, my research focuses on developing statistical processing methods for epilepsy seizure data.

Undergraduate student in the Department of Psychology, College of Liberal Arts and Science, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

My current research interests are the neurological and cognitive underpinnings of language and their relevancy to neuropathological disorders.

Undergraduate student in the Neuroscience major, Princeton University

Research interests: cognitive neuroscience, neuropsychiatry, clinical neuropsychology, brain plasticity

I aspire to explore the neurobiological links between the brain and environmental stimuli. My research aims to identify specific healing benefits of art that conventional methods such as brain surgery or psychiatric medication may not achieve. Specifically, my research intends to explore the psychiatric significance and therapeutic effects of art activities using the traditional artistic media comprising 紙 (paper), 墨 (ink), and 筆 (brush) – collectively known as Ji-Pil-Muk, influencing cognitive perception and reshaping the human perception structure.