Jixing Li
@jixingli.bsky.social
Assistant Professor at CityUHK. Cognitive Neuroscience of Language, Computational Models. All opinions are my own.
We are excited to announce the BIOMAG 2026 Data Challenge, to be held this August in Beijing!
Participants will gain access to our *Le Petit Prince MEG dataset* for a cross-modal, cross-subject semantic decoding challenge.
👉 Register now: compneurolinglab.github.io/biomag_chall...
#BIOMAG2026
Participants will gain access to our *Le Petit Prince MEG dataset* for a cross-modal, cross-subject semantic decoding challenge.
👉 Register now: compneurolinglab.github.io/biomag_chall...
#BIOMAG2026
January 12, 2026 at 6:52 AM
We are excited to announce the BIOMAG 2026 Data Challenge, to be held this August in Beijing!
Participants will gain access to our *Le Petit Prince MEG dataset* for a cross-modal, cross-subject semantic decoding challenge.
👉 Register now: compneurolinglab.github.io/biomag_chall...
#BIOMAG2026
Participants will gain access to our *Le Petit Prince MEG dataset* for a cross-modal, cross-subject semantic decoding challenge.
👉 Register now: compneurolinglab.github.io/biomag_chall...
#BIOMAG2026
So proud of our cover art! The pink ink–wash brain and the rice-paper background add a touch of silkpunk aesthetic 👻Huge thanks to Shuo Wang at the Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication for the beautiful design.
🚨Our November issue is now live, and it includes a study on how LLMs align with the reading brain, a generative model for structure-based molecular design, and much more! Check it out! www.nature.com/natcomputsci...
November 25, 2025 at 3:42 AM
So proud of our cover art! The pink ink–wash brain and the rice-paper background add a touch of silkpunk aesthetic 👻Huge thanks to Shuo Wang at the Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication for the beautiful design.
Never thought my first post here would be this. As a Mandarin speaker, I struggle with gendered pronouns in oral English—“he/she” is challenging enough, let alone singular “they.” I fully support inclusivity and sincerely apologize in advance for any pronoun mistakes in future SNL meetings.
September 30, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Never thought my first post here would be this. As a Mandarin speaker, I struggle with gendered pronouns in oral English—“he/she” is challenging enough, let alone singular “they.” I fully support inclusivity and sincerely apologize in advance for any pronoun mistakes in future SNL meetings.