Dr Biao Zeng is an experimental psycholinguist and applied neuroscientist. His research interests are primarily in audiovisual speech perception and speech breathing. Another major part of his research interests lie in the practical areas, including VR, AI and eye-tracker applications, and brain-computer interface (BCI) for education and vulnerable groups, e.g. post-stroke survivors and ageing people. He also has research interests in political behaviour, socioeconomic status in education, and its association with children’s later development.

• Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality and Psychology (2020-2023, Academic Champion)
• UNICFA/USW MSc Psychology (Level 7, Course Leader, 2017-present)
• Development In Childhood and Adolescence (Level 6, Module Leader, 2021-present)
• Introduction To Biological and Cognitive Psychology (Level 4, Module Leader, 2017-2021)
• Current Research in Biological and Cognitive Psychology (Level 5, Module Leader, 2017-2021)
• Cognitive Neuropsychology and Neuroscience (Level 6, 2017-present)
• From Cells to Consciousness (Level 5, 2019-present)
• The Development of Children and Young People (Level 4, 2021-present)
• Critical Perspectives on Child and Adolescent Development (Level 5, 2021-present)
• Research Methods in Clinical Psychology (dissertation) (Level 7, 2017-present)

• 2016 - present University of South Wales   Lecturer, Course Leader
• 2014 - 2016 Bournemouth University         Senior Research Fellow, Department of Psychology
• 2012 - 2014 Bournemouth University         Lecturer, Department of Psychology
• 2010 - 2012 Newcastle University              Research Associate, School of ECLS
• 2008 - 2008 University of Birmingham      ESRC Research Fellow, School of Psychology