Zijin Li

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Zijin Li is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of music technology, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence. Their work fundamentally explores how humans perceive and interact with music, bridging digital signal processing, acoustics, and psychophysiology to advance both theoretical understanding and practical applications. Li’s most notable contribution is the influential guest editorial "Music Perception and Cognition in Music Technology" (2022), which has garnered 2 citations and serves as a cornerstone for interdisciplinary dialogue in this rapidly evolving field. By synthesizing insights from computer science, electronic engineering, and cognitive psychology, Li has helped shape how researchers approach music as both a perceptual phenomenon and a technological challenge. Their scholarship illuminates the complex neural and computational mechanisms behind musical experience, offering new frameworks for developing intelligent music systems, adaptive audio technologies, and human-computer interaction paradigms. Li’s work continues to inspire students and researchers to explore the rich, multi-disciplinary landscape where art meets science, making them a vital voice in the growing community dedicated to understanding music through the lens of modern technology and cognitive research.