Miao Cao
Swinburne University of Technology Informatics Fellow
Miao Cao obtained his Ph.D. from The University of Melbourne in the fields of clinical neuroscience and neuroimaging. During his PhD training based at St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, he developed a unique combination of neuroimaging and dynamical models to better localise brain regions that are target for epilepsy surgery. Since 2021, he has further received post-doctoral research training at School of Physics Peking University to develop novel dynamical models for electromagnetic source imaging, aiming to better understand pathological and physiological neural dynamics. From 2024, he joined Swinburne Neuroimaging (SNI) as the informatics fellow.
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