Hi I am Alex Ye 
and I like to know about how our brain works! I’m working at BLC lab in Hong Kong PolyU right now and you can visit my page.
I’m interested in studying psychology and language using neuroimaging methods such as EEG and fMRI. My major focus of study is language perception and comprehension (listening and reading especially). Still, I’m also interested in visual and auditory processing in general. I also like to use computational models to analyze data.
In my leisure time I enjoy cooking, hiking, swimming and K-pop 
If you’d like to know more about me, feel free to see my CV here 
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Neuroimaging Experiment/Analysis (EEG/fMRI)
95%
Data Analysis (Python/R/Matlab)
95%
Virtual Reality (C#/Unity)
80%
Machine/Deep Learnng (Sklearn/PyTorch)
60%
Website Building (HTML/CSS/JavaScript)
60%
Speech Analysis (Praat/Audacity/CLAN)
95%
Adobe Creative Toolkit (Photoshop/Premiere/After Effect)
90%
Music Creation (Garageband)
80%
3D Modeling (C4D/Unity/MMD)
50%
I analyzed how the brain learn new words in Virtual Reality using a combination of EEG and VR equipments. I use EEGLAB and FieldTrip pipeline for the majority of the analyses and designed the VR settings with my colleagues. Along with traditional EEG signal analyses we also involve deep learning models to further analyze our data.
I learned how to build cmputational models of biological structures in our brain with machine learning and deep learning. Along with methods to analyze fMRI data using Python. For details please see "NMA project" in the project column of my personal website :)
My graduation thesis is a meta-analysis about the N1 print tuning effect in EEG. Supervised by Urs Maurer.
I was responsible for EEG data collection and analysis. I monitored the whole process of experiment and did the pre-processing for further analysis. I was also responsible for running the Matlab script with raw data to get the final analysis results.
Responsible for conducting literature review and information collection.