Chiao Ping

• Currently working with Dr. David J Ostry and Dr. Mohammad Darainy
• We are interested in understanding how the brain changes with experience. Our specific focus is on the sensory and motor areas of the brain, for which we use both speech production and upper limb movement as experimental models. Our most recent work focuses on the role of sensory plasticity in human motor learning.
• My project is about a theory demonstrated that recognition memory for previous movements was much better than recall memory. This is analogous to the superiority of recognition memory over recall in tests of verbal memory. My experiment builds on that study to test whether the sensory modality used in the recognition memory tests affects the memory estimates.
• Our website and publications: https://www.psych.mcgill.ca/labs/mcl/Lab-Home.htm

• Working with Dr. J. Bruno Debruille and Dr. Mingyi Diao.
• Our research focus focuses on the drive to play social roles and on the effects of the negative symptoms of schizophrenia and of antipsychotic medications on those drives.
• https://douglas.research.mcgill.ca/j-bruno-debruille/

Sumeer, 2022

• Doing research about ribosomally synthesized and post-translationally modified peptide natural products especially the mechanism of HalM2 at Chris Thibodeau’s lab with Doctor student yeganeh habibi.
• https://www.thibodeauxlab.com

• CHEM222 TEAM Memtor
• Duties: Teaching, tutoring and leading the CHEM222 students in tutorials and Fresca, basically solving problems and answering question with them.

Chem 212 Team memtor

• Became a chemistry application translator as my passion was recognized by Никита Черных, the founder of Periodic Table. The translation of complex chemical terminologies has allowed me to explore a wide range of high-level materials and their properties which are not covered in the textbook. This translation experience has widened my chemistry horizon and developed my own thoughts on chemistry.

• Working at a school for Chinese children in the summer.
• Helping these children solve problems, studying, playing games and talking with them
• Besides, preparing study resources is also part of my duty.

• Doing workshops, learning and visiting the hospital
• Doing basic research and participate in Seminars
• We also present our outcomes to the students who joined this academy

• Practicing singing skills almost every day, singing with the choir every
• Monday and Wednesday
• Singing oh, Canada and In Flanders Fields for four grades on Remembrance Day ceremony