My research interests include brain-machine interface, electroencephalography, electromyography, deep learning, and human-machine interface. I have developed and applied novel methods and techniques to analyze, interpret, and enhance biomedical signals for various applications, such as detecting and measuring eye disorders, driver alertness, and cognitive states. I have also collaborated with interdisciplinary teams and partners from academia and industry to advance the state-of-the-art in neural engineering and biomedical signal processing. I am passionate about using science, engineering, and technology to improve human lives and health.