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Shanqing Cai （Chinese: 蔡善清）got a Bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering from Tsinghua University, Beijing in July 2006. From 2005 to 2007, he studied at the Biomedical Engineering Master's program at Johns Hopkins University. At the Neural Encoding Lab, Shanqing studied neurophysiology of the auditory brainstem of hearing-impaired animals and its relations to abnormalities in auditory perception in human listeners with sensorineural hearing loss under the supervision of Dr. Eric Young. He received his Master of Science in Engineering degree in 2007.
Shanqing's primary academic interest is in
- Neuroscience of normal and impaired speech communication.
He is also deeply interested in the following fields
- Auditory neuroscience;
- Neural engineering for restoring impaired or lost sensory and communication functions.
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Shanqing Cai （Chinese: 蔡善清）got a Bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering from Tsinghua University, Beijing in July 2006. From 2005 to 2007, he studied at the Biomedical Engineering Master's program at Johns Hopkins University. At the Neural Encoding Lab, Shanqing studied neurophysiology of the auditory brainstem of hearing-impaired animals and its relations to abnormalities in auditory perception in human listeners with sensorineural hearing loss under the supervision of Dr. Eric Young. He received his Master of Science in Engineering degree in 2007.
Shanqing's primary academic interest is in
- Neuroscience of normal and impaired speech communication.
He is also deeply interested in the following fields
- Auditory neuroscience;
- Neural engineering for restoring impaired or lost sensory and communication functions.
External Link
| pno-2 | This user is an intermediate pianist. |
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| This user plays the tuba. |
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| This user enjoys classical music. |