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Michael Ke Li

MBBS, MMed, PGCertPsych

DPhil Candidate and Clarendon Scholar

Michael is currently a DPhil student at Wolfson CPSD, NDCN. His DPhil work primarily focuses on clinical and imaging risk factors of cognitive decline after stroke/TIA under the supervision of Prof Rothwell and Dr Tuna.

Before coming to Oxford, Michael attained his medical degree from Peking University, China. He also completed a 3-year residency training in neurology at Peking Union Medical College Hospital, and attained his Master of Medicine degree in neurology from Peking Union Medical College/Tsinghua University, China. Michael also shows an interest in psychology and completed a total of 3 years of courses on psychology at School of Psychology, Peking University and Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. 

He has received the Young Investigator Award (World Stroke Congress), the National Scholarship of China, the Guangdong Province Merit Student Award, among other honours.

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