Simon S.Y. Lui is affiliated with the University of Hong Kong in China. Their research primarily spans the fields of Psychology, Medicine, and Neuroscience, contributing substantially to Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Psychiatry and Mental Health, and Cognitive Neuroscience, among other subfields.
Their work covers a variety of topics, notably including:
Frequently collaborating with other researchers, some of the most common coauthors include:
Simon S.Y. Lui's research outputs have often been published in several key venues, such as:
Some recent publications demonstrate the breadth of topics covered and the interdisciplinary approaches employed. These include:
Chun Lun Eric Lai;Zoe Lau;Simon S. Y. Lui;Eugenia Lok
Qing Zhao;Zhi Li;Jia Huang;Chao Yan
Christy L M Hui;William G Honer;Edwin H M Lee;Wing Chung Chang
ZiWen Peng;Simon S.Y. Lui;Simon S.Y. Lui;Eric F.C. Cheung;Zhen Jin
Qing Zhao;Yan-tao Ma;Simon S.Y. Lui;Wen-hua Liu
Jiao Wang;Jia Huang;Xin-hua Yang;Simon S.Y. Lui
Karen K.Y. Ho;Simon S.Y. Lui;Simon S.Y. Lui;Karen S.Y. Hung;Yi Wang
Y. Wang;W. H. Liu;Z. Li;X. H. Wei
Ying‐Min Zou;Ke Ni;Yan‐Yu Wang;Yan‐Yu Wang;En‐Qing Yu
P.W. Chiu;Simon S.Y. Lui;Karen S.Y. Hung;Raymond C.K. Chan
Yi Wang;Ya-hsuan Yeh;Sin-man Tsang;Wen-hua Liu
Lai-quan Zou;Zhuo-ya Yang;Yi Wang;Simon S. Y. Lui;Simon S. Y. Lui
Yi Wang;David L. Neumann;David H.K. Shum;Wen-hua Liu
Raymond C. K. Chan;Weizhen Xie;Fu-lei Geng;Ya Wang
Yun‐si Liang;Han‐xue Yang;Yan‐tao Ma;Simon S. Y. Lui
Raymond C. K. Chan;Chuan Shi;Simon S. Y. Lui;Simon S. Y. Lui;Karen K. Y. Ho
Zhi Li;Simon S.Y. Lui;Fu-lei Geng;Ying Li
Yi Wang;Simon S.Y. Lui;Lai-quan Zou;Qi Zhang
Chao Yan;Chao Yan;Yi Wang;Li Su;Ting Xu
Yi Deng;Karen S.Y. Hung;Simon S.Y. Lui;William W.H. Chui
Simon S.Y. Lui;Ya Wang;Amy C.Y. Liu;William W.H. Chui
Yan fang Shi;Yi Wang;Xiao yan Cao;Ya Wang
Raymond C. K. Chan;Fu-lei Geng;Simon S. Y. Lui;Simon S. Y. Lui;Ya Wang
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