Chongjin Yu

Portrait

Education

2026–Present
Ph.D. in Electronic and Computer Engineering

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

2022–2026
B.Eng. in Artificial Intelligence

School of Gifted Young · University of Science and Technology of China

Research area

Invasive Brain–Computer Interfaces

Google Scholar

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Selected Publications

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Third author

ECG-Based Seizure Prediction Using Progressive Feature Fusion Mamba

IEEE Transactions on Artificial Intelligence

First author

ECG-Based Patient-Independent Epileptic Seizure Detection via Beat-to-Beat Dynamic Distribution Modeling and Label Uncertainty Suppression

Prepared for submission to Journal of Neural Engineering

Research Experience

Jan–Jun 2025 · Jan–Jun 2026

ECG-Based Patient-Independent Epileptic Seizure Detection via Beat-to-Beat Dynamic Distribution Modeling and Label Uncertainty Suppression

USTC · First author · Prepared for submission to Journal of Neural Engineering

  • Developed a lightweight patient-independent ECG seizure-detection framework using beat-to-beat waveform and heart-rate dynamic-distribution features.
  • Designed an EFCNN-based classifier with weighted cross-entropy to reduce the impact of uncertain seizure labels.
  • Achieved 84.6% seizure-level true detection and a 0.138 h⁻¹ false-alarm rate under leave-one-subject-out evaluation, reducing false alarms by 94% over the reproduced state-of-the-art baseline.
Jul–Dec 2025

Decoding Gait of Spinal Cord Injury Mice Based on M1 Neural Activity

HKUST · Summer internship

  • Decoded lower-limb gait in spinal-cord-injury mice from M1 neural activity using Kalman-filter and point-process methods.
  • Processed multichannel neural recordings and video-based gait kinematics, including spike sorting, spike-train construction, neural–behavioral alignment, and gait normalization.
  • Participated in animal behavioral training and learned experimental procedures for invasive brain–machine-interface research.
Jul–Dec 2024

ECG-Based Seizure Prediction Using Progressive Feature Fusion Mamba

USTC · Third author · IEEE Transactions on Artificial Intelligence

  • Proposed a Progressive Feature Fusion Mamba (PFFMamba) network for patient-specific seizure prediction, with a progressive feature-fusion structure designed to improve Mamba's fusion of parallel features.
  • Demonstrated performance beyond state-of-the-art methods on the USTC Epileptic ECG Database.
  • Advised by Dr. Le Wu and Prof. Xun Chen, Department of Electronic Engineering and Information Science, USTC.

Publications

Third author

ECG-Based Seizure Prediction Using Progressive Feature Fusion Mamba

IEEE Transactions on Artificial Intelligence

First author

ECG-Based Patient-Independent Epileptic Seizure Detection via Beat-to-Beat Dynamic Distribution Modeling and Label Uncertainty Suppression

Prepared for submission to Journal of Neural Engineering

Selected Awards

2025
  • Excellent Student Scholarship — Bronze (top 20%)
2024
  • Excellent Student Scholarship — Gold (top 3%)
  • Artificial Intelligence Technology Talented Program Scholarship B (top 20% in the program)
  • Rose Fund Public Affairs Scholarship
2023
  • Excellent Student Scholarship — Silver (top 10%)
  • Artificial Intelligence Technology Talented Program Scholarship A (top 10% in the program)
  • Rose Fund Public Affairs Scholarship
2022
  • Excellent Student Scholarship — Bronze (top 20%)

Leadership & Activities

Feb–Aug 2024

Vice Minister, Office of the USTC Student Union

Apr 2023–Apr 2024

President, Student Union of the School of Gifted Young

Sep 2022–Apr 2023

Member, Student Union of the School of Gifted Young

Jun 2023

Summer Admissions Volunteer

Aug 1–14, 2023

Volunteer Teacher in Yumin, Tacheng, Xinjiang