Brain & Cognitive Engineering

Do you want to understand how human brain works? Do you dream of building an artificial intelligence system that works like humans? You can get a chance to learn human information processing and apply the knowledge to solve engineering problems.

Brain & Cognitive Engineering is the scientific discipline of the human mind. It covers a wide range of research fields from perception and cognition to neuroprosthetics. Specific research focuses in the Brain & Cognitive Engineering group at UNIST include visual perception and cognition, decision-making, social cognition, mental health, and brain-computer interface. We aim to deepen the understanding of human information processing, and to solve engineering problems by examining behavioral and neural data and using computational modeling approaches.

Faculty with primary interest in this area are

 

– Dongil Chung

– Dooyoung Jung

– Sung-Phil Kim

– Youngshin Kwak

– Oh-Sang Kwon

– Kyungjae Myung

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