Hi, I'm Huichao Ji, a fourth-year Ph.D. student in the Department of Psychology at Yale University. I work with Brian Scholl. Before Yale, I earned my MS and BS in Psychology at Sun Yat-sen University in China.
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News
- I won the 2026 Yale OISS photo contest with "A rain of cherry blossom" (Wooster Square in New Haven, CT) and "Reflection" (Qarhan Salt lake in China).(2026/03/02)
- I gave a talk at VSS, titled "'Visual verbs' drive adaptive predictions: Perception of dynamic event types spontaneously changes visual working memory encoding". Check the recording here! (2025/05/18)
- I successfully defended my master thesis on The Manipulation Unit of Working Memory and graduated from Sun Yat-sen University! (2022/05/18)
- I have officially accepted the offer from the Yale Ph.D. program. See you in New Haven this fall! (2022/02/25)
- Dr. Ven Popov gave an excellent talk on our project, "Uncertainty Ratings Can Improve the Estimation of Memory Precision by Several Orders of Magnitude", at the Psychonomic Society's 62nd Annual Meeting. (2021/11/06)
- I won the Oral Presentation Award (2nd place) at Greater Bay Area Young Scholars Forum on Psychological Science. (2021/10/09)
- I made a presentation in the Cognition lab of my internship program. (2021/05/31)
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