Dr. Shao Ming

• Chief neurologist, Tianjin Eber Perennial Brain Hospital

• Expert in preoperative epilepsy assessment, neurophysiological monitoring, localization of epileptic foci, movement disorder therapies (DBS, TMS, medication), and neurological rehabilitation

• Has introduced advanced techniques for epilepsy surgery in China and featured in The Journal of Neuroscience

• Lead and co-author of 50+ scientific articles, ~30 in international journals

• Author/co-author of major clinical neurology monographs (Epilepsy Surgery, Clinical Guidelines for Epilepsy, Aphasia, Modern Clinical EEG, Treatment of Epilepsy, Clinical Neurophysiology)

• Lectureship/appointments at SUNY Brooklyn and UCLA Neurology

• Special grants for epilepsy research (US and China)

• Featured cover author in The Journal of Neuroscience for research on memory impairment in epilepsy

• Multiple honors from Chinese medical, research, and neurology societies

Dr. Shao Ming is a renowned neurologist at Tianjin Eber Perennial Brain Hospital, Tianjin, leading clinical care and innovation in epilepsy, movement disorders, and neurophysiology. With over three decades of experience, he is a recognized authority in China’s neurology community and internationally, having pioneered neurophysiological monitoring for epilepsy surgery and published widely in top journals. Dr. Shao has held prestigious research roles at American universities and heads multiple committees on epilepsy, intraoperative monitoring, and neurological rehabilitation. His expertise in advanced diagnostics, brain therapies, and neurological rehabilitation make him an influential figure in modern brain health care.