I am a master's student in Health Data Science at Juntendo University, working in the Himeno-Sun Lab under the supervision of Prof. Ryutaro Himeno and Prof. Zhe Sun at Juntendo, and Dr. Chao Li at RIKEN AIP.
As part of the Brain/MINDS 2.0 Digital Brain Project, I adapt Transformer-based sequence models to rat neural recordings and ask how well what they learn carries over across trials, recording sessions and animals. I am interested in neural population dynamics and coding, and in computational models of cognition and behavior.
Before Juntendo, I received a BSc (Hons) in Information and Computing Science from Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, a dual degree with the University of Liverpool.
AI meets Neural Spike Sequence Modeling
Manuscript in preparation
TensorSpike: Tractable Probabilistic Modeling for Neural Spike Trains with Tensor Networks
CoLoRAI Workshop at ICML 2026Poster
Pretraining and Parameter-Efficient Adaptation for Rat Neural Dynamics Modeling
3rd Digital Brain Workshop, Chiba, JapanPoster
Modeling Rat Neural Activity with Transformers Across Single-Neuron and Multi-Neuron Scales
2nd Digital Brain Workshop, Oita, JapanPoster
MSc in Health Data Science, Himeno-Sun Lab. Research on the Brain/MINDS 2.0 Digital Brain Project.
BSc (Hons) in Information and Computing Science, dual degree with the University of Liverpool.
A browser game where you adopt a pixel-art brain and make everyday decisions for it. Your choices change its simulated brain activity and gradually shape one of nine playful brain types.
Role: I vibe-coded the project with AI assistance throughout, from game design and bilingual writing to web development.
A VR game where you play as a cat catching fish through physical exercise in a world without humans.
Role: I came up with the concept, designed the gameplay, wrote most of the Unity prototype, and led the final team presentation.
An undergraduate project exploring the use of BERT to classify risk levels and extract information from industrial safety records.
Role: I experimented with several language models using limited, inconsistently formatted data. The project remained a proof-of-concept prototype rather than a finished application.