• MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience, Graduate Institute of Brain and Mind Sciences, National Taiwan University, Taiwan 
• BSc in Psychology, Department of Psychology, National Taiwan University, Taiwan 

Zhilin is a third-year PhD student in Psychology funded by the Ministry of Education in Taiwan. He is supervised by Prof. Patricia Lockwood, Prof. Matthew Apps and Dr Todd Vogel at the University of Birmingham. He holds an MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience and a BSc in Psychology from National Taiwan University. Zhilin is intrigued by the behavioural, computational and neural mechanisms underlying social learning and group decision-making in health, disease, and development. He is investigating collective timing decisions in group foraging using behavioural experiments and computational modelling. Outside of the lab, he enjoys doing gymnastics, playing volleyball, and eating chocolate chip cookies.

Social learning, group decision-making, social neuroscience, decision neuroscience/neuroeconomics, behavioural ecology, Bayesian modelling.