Xufeng Caesar Dai

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Carney Institute for Brain Science

164 Angell St, Providence RI 02906

Hi, I’m Caesar. I’m a post-bacc RA at Brown University advised by Matt Nassar. Currently, I’m working on computational neuroscience projects related to learning, memory, and decision making in our brains. I recently graduated from Haverford college, where I studied Computer Science and Mathematics.

I’m interested in studying higher level processes in the human brain that advance Brain-Computer Interface (BCI). How do our brains process and communicate information and how can we improve that process?

I’m deeply grateful to have worked with some wonderful mentors, Dianna Xu through my senior thesis, David Mount and Auguste Gezalyan through the REU-CAAR Program. I’m fortunate to be supported by a NSF CISE Graduate Fellowship.

I love meeting smart and passionate ppl :) feel free to reach out at xufeng(underscore)dai(at)brown(dot)edu

news

Aug 2024 Presented our paper on noise correlations for feature learning at CCN
Jul 2024 Awarded NSF CISE Graduate Fellowship (CSGrad4US)
Aug 2023 Started at Learning, Memory & Decision Lab at Brown!
Jul 2023 Paper accepted at HCII - Trends in ML and EEG: A Review for Undergrad Researchers interested in BCI
Apr 2023 Paper accepted at CCCG - Analysis of Dynamic Voronoi Diagrams in the Hilbert Metric