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Bernard Amadeus Jaya Jap
Dr
Male

21/03/1991
Indonesia
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C8013
Indonesian
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Flat A, 22/F, Tower B, Hollywood Terrace, 268 Queen's Road Central
Sheung Wan
Hong Kong
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My research focuses on the neural correlates of language processing, particularly in Standard Indonesian, using electrophysiological methods. The Hong Kong Laureate Forum presents an invaluable opportunity to discuss my work with leading experts and explore new directions in cognitive neuroscience. I am especially interested in the sessions on cognition and the brain. I am confident that the Forum will provide a stimulating environment for intellectual exchange and collaboration.
PhD Graduate
Cognitive neuroscience
Hong Kong Metropolitan University
Hong Kong
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2024 Faculty/dept-level international collaboration grant “Syntactic priming revisited: Electrophysiological and behavioral investigation into comprehending Standard Indonesian relative clauses” from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (HK) – HK$250,000 (US$32,015) as member/co-PI with Dr. Hsu & Dr. Politzer-Ahles.
2023 Faculty/dept-level matching fund scheme “Does verb bias modulate syntactic processing and thematic role assignment?” from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (HK) – HK$849,600 (US$109,307) as member/co-PI with Dr.Hsu.
2023 University-level grant for large equipment fund “A multimodal simultaneous language processing modeling system of eye-movement and EEG measurements; university-level grant” from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (HK) – HK$901,853 (US$115,007) as member/co-PI
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
I investigate the neural basis of language and cognition, exploring how the brain processes linguistic information. My research uses electrophysiological methods to examine cognitive processes such as sentence comprehension and semantic interpretation, contributing to our understanding of the brain-language relationship.
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