I'm happy to introduce myself to you. I was born at Jilin Prov., China. For now, I'm working as a freelancer.
I had move to Korea at Mar. 2nd. 2007. Finish my BA at department of Electronic Engineering at Kwang-Woon Univ., Seoul. for Master degree I moved to department of Brain and Cognitive Engineering at Korea Univ., Seoul. I also finished my Ph. D coursework at the same department with Prof S. Lee from Korea Univ. and Prof. Daniel Kersten from University of Minnesota. I had experience on Engineering part of aquisition and analysing Brain(EEG, fMRI) data. also, experienced on human Vision at Psychology part. Thank you for comming.
Contribute to the progress of neuroscience and lead the innovation in neurobusiness so that people can face better future.
This Association is helping junior and high school students who has problem with home environment and hard to keep going on study.
A Think Tank gathering of Korean and Chinese people, Korean & Chinese, and compatriots and friendly people who are willing to discuss, plan, and implement the development of individual members together.
Assisting Research Team of Prof. Daeyeol Lee(Yale Univ.) at NEUROGAZER Inc. Marketing Brain service for children in Korea. Developed participant management system and Acquisited MRI data with more than 4 hundred from age 10 to 15.
Developing MVNO, AI, CCTV, Proposal 4th MNO at Korea ...
1. Fund by MSIP of Korea. Academic Research Center of Postech. This research goal is develop basic software in human-level lifelong machine learning (Machine Learning Center).
2. Fund by NRF of Korea. This research aims to develop a technology for vehicle driving and automatic emergency situation perception with only brain signals.
3. Fund by LG Display, This project aims to develop an interface that can be using bio-signal~(EEG,EMG,EOG) to control TV and smartphone in realtime.
Specialized in using Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning algorithm analysing EEG, fMRI, and fNIRS in human brain.
Specialized in fMRI study in visual perception area.
Specialized in Semiconductor and Electroencephalography.
J. Mehnert, H. Shen, S.-W. Lee, H. Boyaci, K.-R. Muller, and D. Kersten, Event-Related Desynchronzation in Response to Surface Lightness Change.
H. Shen, D. Mannion, S.-W. Lee, and D. Kersten, Accuracy in Localising the Centre of a Circle.
H. Shen, D. Mannion, D. Kersten, and S.-W. Lee, Effect of Centroid Estimation on Calculation Efficiency and Equivalent Noise.
Supervisors: Seong-Whan Lee (Korea University) & Daniel Kersten (University of Minnesota). This thesis explored the idea that retinotopically localized cortical lightness responses would be reduced by contour cues which were consistent with the perceptual explanation of smoothly changing three-dimension surface orientation. We found an unexpectedly higher response to Cylindrical than Rectangular stimuli in localized, physically constant stimulus regions.
H. Shen, D. Mannion, S.-W. Lee, H. Boyaci, F. Fang, and D. Kersten, Effect of Smooth Shape on Lightness Processing in Human Visual Cortex.
H. Shen, D. Mannion, D. Kersten, and S.-W. Lee, Does Neural Activity in Early Visual Areas Show a Similar Modulation by 3D Shape?
H. Shen, D. Mannion, D. Kersten, and S.-W. Lee, Effect of Object Contours on Lightness Processing in Human Visual Cortex.
H. Shen, D. Kersten, and S.-W. Lee, Lightness Perception Changes by Object Contour.
H. Shen, D. Kersten, and S.-W. Lee, Context Effects in Luminance Judgments of Complex Objects