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Manwa Lawrence Ng, Ph.D. Associate Dean (Outreach & Engagement) Associate Professor Human Communication, Learning, and Development Faculty of Education University of Hong Kong 759 Meng Wah Complex, Pokfulam, Hong Kong +852 3917 1582 manwa@hku.hk |
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Associate Members | |
Yang Chen, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Director Duquesne-China Health Institute Rangos School of Health Sciences 205 Fisher Hall, Pittsburgh, PA, USA +1 412.396.4206 cheny@duq.edu |
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Guang Ouyang, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Chief Coordinator Laboratory of Education Neuroscience Human Communication, Learning, and Development Faculty of Education University of Hong Kong 670 Meng Wah Complex, Pokfulam, Hong Kong +852 3917 0370 ouyangg@hku.hk |
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Nan Yan, Ph.D. Associate Professor Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Integration Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences 1068 Xue Yuan Da Dao, Shenzhen, China +86 0755-86392174 nan.yan@siat.ac.cn |
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Shi Zhu, Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Applied Foreign Language Studies Nanjing University 163 Xianlin Road, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China +86-25 89682080 szhunju@gmail.com |
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Student Members Graduate Student Researchers |
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Andrew Au Doctoral Candidate auandrew@connect.hku.hk Andrew is a practising speech therapist, who is dedicated to integrating professional knowledge with clinical experiences. His clinical interests are voice and swallowing disorders. He is a strong advocate of objective assessment of voice and swallowing disorders. |
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Angela Choi Doctoral Candidate choiaky@connect.hku.hk Angela is a bilingual speech-language pathologist registered in Hong Kong and United States. Her clinical and research interests are in fluency disorders. She is the Hong Kong representative for the International Cluttering Association and the consultant for the Hong Kong Stuttering Support Group. |
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Tianqi Wang Doctoral Candidate tianqi93@connect.hku.hk Tianqi does research on the interface between linguistics and cognitive processes. He uses computational and neural imaging approaches to understand conceptual representation and various processing issues of Chinese languages. |
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Undergraduate Student Researchers | |
Stephy Lee stephyleekaching0914@gmail.com I am Stephy, a year 3 HKU student majoring in Speech and Hearing Sciences. Joining this project allowed me to learn a lot more about voice and swallowing disorders, and also to help those in need. |
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Ally Ng ally6299@connect.hku.hk I am Ally, a year 4 student at the University of Hong Kong majoring Speech and Hearing Sciences. I have joined the lab’s internship as I would like to learn more about voice disorders and how we can conduct researches to help people in need. I wish to pursue my career in related fields in the future! |
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Theresa Yau theresaycyau@gmail.com I am Theresa, a year 3 student studying Speech and Hearing Sciences in the University of Hong Kong. I am very interested in the fied of voice and swallowing disorders. Joining the lab allows us to explore more, and also influences us to think of how we could help more people in need. |
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Vincent Wu tywu2401@connect.hku.hk I am Vincent, a year 4 student majoring Speech and Hearing Sciences. I am particularly interested in voice and swallowing disorders and I would like to combine knowledge acquired in research in community practice. I hope to pursue research in the related fields using modern technology in my future endeavors. |
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External Student Researchers | |
Skye Yang 20307090110@fudan.edu.cn I am Skye, a year 3 student majoring International Politics in Fudan University. I am interested in Sociology, especially the field of linguistics and phonetics. Joining the project gives me a valuable opportunity to put my social research skills into practice, and to do my duty to make the world a better place. |