Brain Injury and Neurological Disorders

Biography

Tatia M C Lee is Associate Dean (Postgraduate Education) of Social Sciences and May Professor in Neuropsychology at The University of Hong Kong. She is an elected Fellow of American Psychological Association (both in Society of Clinical Psychology [Division 12] and the Division of Clinical Neuropsychology [Division 40]). She is the founding Director of Institute of Clinical Neuropsychology in Hong Kong, and the Laboratory of Neuropsychology and Laboratory of Cognitive Affective Neuroscience at The University of Hong Kong. She is the Director of the doctoral programmes in Clinical Psychology at The University of Hong Kong. Tatia Lee has been working in collaboration with clinicians and scientists to unravel the magic power of the human brain, to uncover the neural mechanisms underlying those cognitive affective processes that define the human nature of an individual. She has published extensively and in high impact journals, including Molecular Psychiatry of Nature Publishing Group. She is a member of Editorial Board of Neuropsychologia and an Associate Editor of Social Neuroscience. She has been bestowed with numerous awards for excellence in teaching and research.

Research Interest

Neuroplasticity and neuro-cognitive recovery from brain pathologies,Neural mechanisms underlying social cognitive affective functions and response regulation