About

I am Tri-lingual! Japanese | Chinese

   

Hi, this is Yunnuo (Noah) Zhang.

I am currently a first year Master student at Georgia Tech majoring in Computer Science, where I am advised by Dr. Chethan Pandarinath at SNEL and BrainGate Emory. I am also working closely with Dr. Tingyu Cheng, a postdoc at Ka Moamoa lab led by Dr. Josiah Hester, and soon an assistant professor at Notre Dame, on the intersection of applied AI, novel, sustainable materials, and human-computer interactions.

I was honored to advised by Dr. Thad Starner and Dr. Melody Jackson during my undergraduate, where I finished my thesis on wearable EEG-SSVEP sensors and pipeline. I also worked as a research assistant intern at Michigan State University with Dr. Jinxing Li, whom I was advised by with during my previous experience at Stanford University, Bao Group.

I am interested in ML4 Health, Wearable Technology, HCI and Brain-computer Interface researches. I am not only interested but enthusiastic in transforming clinical and medical into medical technologies to help reduce the load of medical providers and provide day-to-day healthcare to the public.

Research Interests Diagram
My research interests span across ML4Health, Wearable Technology, HCI, and clinical-BCI research, focusing on transforming healthcare through technology.

   

News

Feb 27, 2024

Joined BrainGate Emory!

Feb 27, 2024

Joined SNEL! Advised by Dr. Chethan Pandarinath and Dr. Samuel N. Tomaszweski.

Sep 10, 2023

One paper submitted to ICRA 2024, way to go and hope to be at Yokohama next year!

Sep 01, 2023

One paper I collaborated with submitted to Nature, finger crossed.

Apr 19, 2023

I am glad to share that I will be start working as a professional research assistant with Dr. Jinxing Li at Michigan State University!

Apr 19, 2023

I am happy to present a poster session about my research on SSVEP-based Brain-computer Interface at Non-laboratory Environment at GVU Spring Research Showcase 2023.

Mar 01, 2023

I’ll be start teaching the HCI session as a teaching assistant for CS 3600/ CS 6001: Artificial Intelligence taught by Dr. Thad Starner.

Apr 13, 2022

Glad to share my work about non-laboratory SSVEP recognition at Georgia Tech’s Undergraduate Research Symposium!

Mar 22, 2022

Earned the President Undergraduate Research Award ($1500) to support my work on EEG/SSVEP sensing!