Kyuhwa Lee with recording equipment

Kyuhwa Lee

NeuroAI Group Leader
Wyss Center, Geneva, Switzerland

I develop time-series models and real-time inference systems to infer human state, intention, and behavior from high-dimensional longitudinal biomedical and behavioral data. My methods characterize how these signals are structured and how their representations change under non-stationarity. I have applied them to neural decoding of visual perception, exoskeleton and exosuit control, and movement restoration in people with Parkinson's disease and spinal cord injury.

I was a postdoc at EPFL and Lausanne University Hospital, working with Prof. Grégoire Courtine, Prof. Jocelyne Bloch and Prof. José Millán. I did my PhD at Imperial College London under Prof. Yiannis Demiris and co-advised by Prof. Tae-Kyun Kim, and I began my research training under Prof. Aaron Bobick at Georgia Institute of Technology.

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Beyond research

Some of my works on music production and piano recordings can be found on SoundCloud. I occasionally take photographs, collected long ago at findingaura.net. Both are old, and I have no plans to tidy them.

Contact

lee.kyuh@gmail.com