A meaningful milestone in my professional journey.
Today, while attending the 2026 International Innovation Conference on Brain-Computer Interface and Neuromodulation Technology in Shanghai, I was humbled to learn that the newly launched textbook, Neuronal Plasticity: From Theoretical Foundations to Practical Applications, was featured in official media coverage following the conference.
What makes this particularly meaningful to me is that parts of the book were developed from my PhD research, and I had the privilege of contributing as one of the authors.
As researchers and practitioners, we often spend years exploring questions, conducting studies, analyzing data, and translating findings into practical applications. Much of this work happens quietly behind the scenes. Seeing a portion of my doctoral research evolve into a published textbook is both humbling and deeply rewarding.
The book brings together contributions from international experts in neuroplasticity, neurofeedback, neuromodulation, and brain health. Its aim is to support education, professional training, research, and evidence-informed practice in these rapidly developing fields.
I was also honoured to serve as the moderator for the international roundtable discussion at the conference, representing the Asia Pacific Neurofeedback and Biofeedback Association (APNA) as my role as vice president, alongside distinguished experts from around the world.
Over the years, my work has focused on bridging neuroscience and real-world application through neurofeedback, biofeedback, psychophysiological assessment, brain health, workplace wellbeing, and trauma-informed practice. Experiences like this reinforce my belief that research achieves its greatest value when it can be translated into knowledge that supports practitioners, organizations, and the people they serve.
My sincere gratitude to my supervisors, mentors, collaborators, students, and colleagues who have contributed to this journey.
Still learning. Still growing. Still committed to advancing the science and practice of neurofeedback and biofeedback for brain health and human potential.
#Neurofeedback #Biofeedback #Neuroplasticity #BrainHealth #Neuroscience #BrainComputerInterface
No comments:
Post a Comment