Chang Receives BCI Society Student Award
The Brain Computer Interface Society (BCI) has selected Yin-Jui Chang, has been as a recipient of the BCI Society Student Award for his submission to the 2021 International BCI Meeting.
This award is given to trainees (undergraduate students, graduate students, or post-doctoral researchers) based on scientific merit.
Chang is a second-year graduate student who works in Assistant Professor Samantha Santacruz’s lab on neural recording research. He was awarded for his recent work on bidirectional modeling between local field potential (LFP) and screw-electrocorticography (screw-ECoG) signals.
He will present his work at the upcoming virtual edition of the International BCI Meeting, vBCI, scheduled June 7–9, 2021. Chang was previously awarded a Government Scholarship to Study Abroad from the Ministry of Education for Taiwan and a 2020 Trainee Professional Development Award from the Society for Neuroscience (SfN).