Liqing Zhang

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

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Liqing Zhang

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****@cs.sjtu.edu.cn

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Full Professor
Shanghai Jiao Tong University (sjtu.edu.cn)
2003 – Present
 
Researcher
RIKEN (riken.jp)
1998 – 2002
 
Full Professor
South China University of Technology (scut.edu.cn)
1996 – 1997
 

Advisors, Relations & Conflicts

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Coauthor
Li Niu
****@cs.sjtu.edu.cn
2019 – 2021
 
PhD Advisee
Junjie Chen
****@outlook.com
2018 – 2021
 
PhD Advisee
Yiyi Zhang
****@163.com
2016 – 2021
 
PhD Advisee
Zhangxuan Gu
****@126.com
2015 – 2021
 
PhD Advisee
Yi Tu
****@sjtu.edu.cn
2014 – 2021
 
PhD Advisee
Jianfu Zhang
****@hotmail.com
2014 – 2020
 
Coauthor
Bao-liang Lu
****@sjtu.edu.cn
2011 – 2019
 
Coauthor
Hongtao Lu
****@sjtu.edu.cn
2011 – 2018
 
Coauthor
Hao Zhang
****@andrew.cmu.edu
2011 – 2014
 
Coauthor
Hao Zhang
****@cs.cmu.edu
2011 – 2014
 
Coauthor
Yu Zhang
****@gmail.com
2011 – 2014
 
Coauthor
Jie Wu
****@gmail.com
2011 – 2014
 
Coauthor
James Kwok
****@cse.ust.hk
2011 – 2014
 
Coauthor
Changhu Wang
****@microsoft.com
2011 – 2014
 
Coauthor
Jie Wu
****@gmail.com
2011 – 2014
 
Coauthor
Tulay Adali
****@umbc.edu
2013 – 2013
 
Coauthor
Seungjin Choi
****@postech.ac.kr
2008 – 2008
 
Advisee
Xiaodi Hou
****@gmail.com
2005 – 2007
 

Expertise

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Image search and segmentation, deep learning, causal learning
2011 – 2020
 
Brain Computer Interface for Functional Rehabilitation, Cortical Network Modelling
2002 – 2010
 
Brain Computer Interface, EEG Signal Processing
1997 – 2002