Zhuanghua Shi

Professor Zhuanghua Shi is a faculty member at the Department of General and Experimental Psychology I, Faculty of Psychology, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) Munich. He is a full member of the Graduate School of Systemic Neurosciences (GSN) and leads an active research group focused on human perception and cognition. His office and laboratory are located at Leopoldstr. 13, room 3210, Munich.

His primary research interests lie in multisensory perception, attention, time perception, Bayesian inference, and contextual learning. His work explores how humans integrate sensory information, perceive time intervals, and adapt to contextual biases using probabilistic inference mechanisms. These topics are central to understanding cognitive architecture and perceptual decision-making.

The research themes across his work emphasize cognitive modeling, perceptual integration, and learning under uncertainty, drawing from experimental psychology and computational neuroscience. Although specific publications are not listed, his keywords suggest a strong focus on theoretical and empirical investigations into how context shapes perception and timing.

Professor Shi supervises graduate students within the GSN program, including current PhD candidate Lingyue Chen. He has been involved in research training and likely participates in grant-funded projects related to systemic neuroscience, though specific grants are not mentioned. His lab is based in the experimental psychology building at LMU, supporting empirical studies on human cognition.