Denise Hsien Wu
Taiwanese neuroscientist
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Early life and education
Wu studied a B.S. in psychology at National Taiwan University, followed by an M.S. in psychology at National Chung Cheng University. She then moved to Rice University for her Ph.D. in psychology, with a specialty in cognitive neuroscience. After earning her Ph.D., Wu joined Anjan Chatterjee's group as a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Research
Research area
- Patients with aphasic and amnesic traumatic brain injury study
- Cognitive representation in action, conception, and language
- Mental representation and processing of short-term memory
- Mental Characterization of parallel information processing
- Phonological processing in Chinese character identification
- Applications of fMRI in Cognitive Neuroscience
Selected awards
- 2013–2017 Outstanding Research Award, National Central University, Taiwan（中央大學101-105學年度學術研究傑出獎）
- 2016 Fellow of the Association for Psychological Science, USA
- 2015 Fellow of the Psychonomic Society, USA
- 2014 TWAS Young Affiliate, The Academy of Sciences for the Developing World, East and Southeast Asia and Pacific Region
- 2013 Distinguished Research Award, National Science Council, Taiwan（國科會優秀年輕學者研究計畫）
- 2007, 2012 Excellent Teaching Award, the College of Science, National Central University（中央大學理學院優良教師）
- 2012 Junior Research Investigators Award, Academia Sinica（中央研究院年輕學者研究著作獎）
- 2011 Excellent Teaching Award, the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, National Central University（中央大學資電學院優良教師）
- 2009 Excellent Mentor Award, National Central University（中央大學優良導師）
- 2007 Young Investigator Merit Award, National Science Council（國科會傑出學者養成計畫）
Science outreach
Wu has been active on science outreach, including giving talks at the TED (conference) in Taipei and at the Tech-Talk FORUM of Scientific American. She also wrote articles for the Scientific American.
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