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SungJun Cho

BS/BA, MSc

DPhil Student

Research Interests

I am a second-year DPhil student in the OHBA Analysis Group and PNPL at the University of Oxford, advised by Mark Woolrich and Oiwi Parker Jones. My research focuses on the development of new statistical and machine learning methods for analysing M/EEG data and their application to various neuropsychiatric disorders. I am generously supported by the Medical Sciences Graduate School studentship, funded by the MRC, NDCN, and Hertford College.

Previously, I received an MSc (by Research) in Psychiatry from the same group. During my master's, I studied dynamic resting state networks of MEG and EEG in healthy ageing and early Alzheimer's disease. I completed my undergraduate studies in neuroscience and philosophy at the University of Chicago.