I'm Qiliang He, an assistant professor in the University of Texas at San Antonio. I'm interested in the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying learning, memory and decision-making. 

Specifically, I investigate how environmental factors (e.g., environmental layout), task demands (e.g., complexity of the task, stress), and cognitive ability (e.g., working memory, intelligence, attention control) affect learning and decision-making during spatial navigation. I'm also very interested in leveraging VR to enhance learning and memory, and customizing VR training based on individual’s strengths and weaknesses.

 Another line of my research investigates how external-induced neural oscillations impact attention and memory, and whether these oscillations can be used to slow cognitive decline in normal aging adults and patients with Alzheimer’s disease.

You can find my CV here.