Dr. Kejia Hu is a surgeon interdisciplinary of orthopedics and neurosurgery, focusing on peripheral nerve and spine, and serves as a research fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital currently. His research interests focus on neuromodulation, investigating the neural computations that underlie motor and cognitive behavior and to use this understanding to develop a treatment for central and peripheral nervous system injuries, and combining basic primate neurophysiology with clinical neurosurgery to develop novel approaches for treating patients with neurodegenerative, developmental and traumatic neurological disorders. Besides laboratory issues, he follows clinical research as conducting clinical trials, database analysis, and systematic review as well.

Intraoperative Neurophysiology, Neuroeconomics, Neuromodulation, Brain-Machine Interfaces, fMRI, Game Theory, Artificial Intelligence