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UHBN Neuroscience Research Development
In 2025, UHBN supported 20 Principal Investigators, benefiting 860 trainees, secured 6 external research grants totaling HK$4,387,158, produced 21 peer-reviewed research outputs, and received 2 national and international research awards.
To further develop state-of-the-art research methodologies and data analytics for UHBN's equipment, UHBN has established a research scheme supporting projects with a total funding amount of HK$1,400,000.
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Project Name |
Project Leader |
Budget Amount |
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How Short-form Video Addiction Influence the Sustained Attention of Young Adults: A Behavioral and fNIRS Study |
Dr. WU Dandan, ECE |
HK$100,000 |
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Effects of different exergames on executive function among paired adults: an fNIRS hyperscanning study |
Dr. SUN Fenghua, HPE |
HK$100,000 |
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Implication of loneliness on cerebellum versus dorsolateral prefrontal cortex in socio-affective processing |
Dr. Nichol WONG, PS |
HK$100,000 |
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Smartphone Effects on Mind Wandering and Reading Comprehension: An ERP and fNIRS Study |
Dr. YUM Yen Na, SEC |
HK$100,000 |
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Flourishing Online and Offline: A Neurobehavioral Perspective of Sleep-wake Behaviors and Social Network Use in Driving Personal and Interpersonal Wellbeing in the Cyberage |
Dr. LAU Yuet Ying Esther, PS |
HK$250,000 |
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Neural Mechanisms of Speech Perception and Auditory Category Learning in Chinese-English Bilinguals: Evidence from Event-Related Potentials (ERPs) |
Dr. TONG Xiuhong, PS |
HK$250,000 |
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Interactions of motivation and emotion during executive control: A pilot fNIRS study |
Dr. YEUNG Kin Chung Michael, PS |
HK$250,000 |
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Reducing English major students’ writing errors with an Automated Writing Evaluation (AWE) system: Evidence from eye-tracking technology |
Dr. Fu Hong, MIT |
HK$250,000
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