Join Us

We are looking to grow our team, as our lab is fairly new in UC Davis!

Our lab employs multiple skills including signal processing, machine learning, and decision and control. We also work in the neurophysiological analysis of human emotion and memory, with translational potentials such as closed-loop electrical stimulation to treat neuropsychiatric diseases. The direct recordings from human brains from our lab have provided key insights into the oscillatory mechanisms of language, motor, and cognitive processing, enabling brain machine interface applications.

Graduate Students

We are currently taking on graduate students! Dr. Lin is passionate about mentoring the next generation of students at the interface of patient-centered medical research and basic science investigations in human electrophysiology. The expanded access to the human brain with intracranial electrodes to record population and single neuron level activity provides graduate students with unprecedented temporal and spatial precision to understand brain circuits and behavior. The L.I.N. is located at the Center for Mind and Brain, where we provide a rich research environment to foster learning, independent thinking, and scientific productivity. Our research is highly interdisciplinary, and students in the lab have opportunities to apply classroom skills to solve real-world problems to improve human health.

Graduate Group Affiliations

CONTACT US!

Please contact us with a CV and cover letter detailing research interests, current and past experiences that have prepared you for this role, as well as skills in regards to programming, experimental setup, and other lab workings.
 
linlab.ucd@gmail.com
Room 166, Center for Mind and Brain
267 Cousteau Place, Davis, CA 95616

Diversity.Equity.Inclusion

While neuroscience is an innovative and rapidly growing field in terms of science, technology, and knowledge, it is not always as progressive when it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion, a problem pervasive in most fields of academia. 
Our lab seeks to combat this inequality and have a diverse and inclusive environment for our members. We value collaboration from ALL members of our society, no matter their gender, race, and sexuality. We seek to have a supportive culture to help each member of our lab achieve their academic and professional goals.
As we are committed to having a safe, welcoming, and collaborative lab environment, we have also collaborated with an international group of researchers to propose solutions to combat gender bias in academia on a larger scale.