Chengcheng Huang 251 Mercer Street New York, NY 10012 Phone: (212)998-3290 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: http://cims.nyu.edu/~huangc/ Education 2010 – present Courant Institute of Mathematical Science, New York University, NY Ph.D. candidate in Computational Biology Advisor: Prof. John Rinzel 2006 - 2010 Nanjing University, Jiangsu, China B.S. in Mathematics Dissertation: The research of different time discretization methods for convectiondiffusion equations. Advisor: Prof. Jianxian Qiu Major GPA: 91.3/100 Ranking: 2/126 Research Experience May – July 2014 July – Aug 2012 July – Aug 2011 Summer 2009 Visiting Prof. Daniel Pressnitzer, École normale supérieure, France Further collaboration in the study of context effects on ambiguous pitch comparison. I designed and conducted psychoacoustic experiments to test predictions of my model. Advanced Course in Computational Neuroscience Course project: Comparison of Wilson-Cowan model and spiking neuron network. Research Assistant in Prof. John Rinzel's lab, NYU Developed and analyzed firing rate model for auditory networks with phasic firing pattern and the effects of synaptic depression. The 14th Nationwide Mathematical Graduate Summer School, Peking University, China Courses taken: Multilevel and Adaptive Finite Element method; Introduction to Inverse Problems; Kinetic theory; Statistical Physics Publications • C. Huang, B. Englitz, S. Shamma and J. Rinzel. A neuronal network model for biasing ambiguous pitch comparison. (submitted to PLOS Computational Biology) • C. Huang and J. Rinzel. Neuromechanistic Temporal Models of Pitch Perception Using Slope Detectors. (in preparation) Conferences/Workshops Nov 15-19, 2014 Feb 22-26, 2014 Society for Neuroscience conference, Washington, DC Poster: A neuronal network model for biasing ambiguous pitch comparison ARO MidWinter Meeting, San Diego, CA Poster: Facilitated Inhibition Biases Tritone Comparison in a Network Model Chengcheng Huang Nov 9-13, 2013 Society for Neuroscience conference, San Diego, CA May 6-10, 2013 Feb 16-20, 2013 MBI workshop on sensory and coding, Columbus, Ohio Poster: Facilitation of Inhibitory Synapses Biases Tritone Comparison ARO MidWinter Meeting, Baltimore, MD Poster: Neuromechanistic Temporal Models of Pitch Perception Using Slope Detectors Seminar Presentations Jan 12, 2015 Jan 13, 2015 Sep 11, 2014 May 11, 2014 Mar 21, 2014 Dec 11, 2012 ‘A Neuronal Network Model for Context-Dependent Perceptual Decision on Ambiguous Sound Comparison’, Peking University, China. Inviter: Pingwen Zhang. ‘A Neuronal Network Model for Context-Dependent Perceptual Decision on Ambiguous Sound Comparison’, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China. Inviter: Ya-Xiang Yuan. ‘Facilitated Inhibition Biases Tritone Comparison in a Network Model’, Rinzel/Reyes lab meeting, NYU ‘Facilitated Inhibition Biases Tritone Comparison in a Network Model’, Équipe Audition, École Normale Supérieur, France. Inviter: Daniel Pressnitzer. ‘A neuronal network model to study the context effects on pitch height comparison’, Pennsylvania State University, PA. Inviter: Jinchao Xu. ‘Frequency Change Detector Model for Shepard Tone Comparison’, COB seminar, NYU Honors & Awards • Graduate Student/Postdoctoral Fellow Travel Award ARO MidWinter Meeting 2014 • Graduate Student/Postdoctoral Fellow Travel Award ARO MidWinter Meeting 2013 • GSAS Dean's Student Travel Grant New York University 2012 • MacCracken Fellowship New York University 2010 - 2015 • Chinese Academy of Sciences Fellowship Nanjing University 2009 • Honor as Outstanding Graduate Nanjing University 2009 • First class of People’s Scholarship Nanjing University 2008 • Second class of People’s Scholarship Nanjing University 2007 Teaching Experience Fall 2014 TA for course Probability, Statistics and Decision Making Spring 2014 TA for course Introduction to Computer Simulation Fall 2013 TA for course Math in Medicine and Biology Spring 2013 TA for course Computers in Medicine and Biology Chengcheng Huang Fall 2012 TA for course Math in Medicine and Biology
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