Hands-on training programs where students explore brain-computer interface technology and the future of mental health.
Hu Lab runs practical training programs that give students first-hand experience with cutting-edge neurotechnology. From introductory lectures and exhibition visits to hands-on equipment sessions and small-group mentoring by our postgraduates, these sessions open the door to the world of brain-computer interfaces and precision psychiatry.
November 2026 · Nanhu Brain-Computer Interface Institute
A full-day training program that introduced undergraduate students to brain-computer interface technology. The day combined a BCI fundamentals lecture, a visit to the exhibition hall showcasing China's role in BCI development, hands-on experience with real equipment, and small-group meetings guided by Hu Lab postgraduates.
BCI lecture at the Nanhu Brain-Computer Interface Institute
Undergraduate students attending the BCI lecture
Hands-on experience with BCI and neurotechnology equipment
Small-group meeting guided by Hu Lab postgraduates
Hu Lab · Guided by postgraduate researchers
Hu Lab hosted a hands-on training session in which an international exchange student from the Netherlands attended surgical electrode implantation training under the guidance of postgraduate researchers. Undergraduate students also learned electrode fabrication techniques from the lab's international postgraduates, gaining practical skills in neurotechnology device production.
Surgical electrode implantation training under postgraduate guidance
Undergraduate students learning electrode fabrication from international postgraduates