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Dr Lap Yan Chan (Eric)

In 2020, Eric earned a double master’s degree (dual award) in Automotive Engineering, offered by the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and the Technical University of Ingolstadt, graduated with distinction. He participated in projects related to computer vision and pattern recognition, achieving notable results, which were published at an IEEE conference and recognized as state-of-the-art.

From 2020 to 2023, he worked as a PhD researcher at the Technical University of Chemnitz on the IFAS project (Project code: FKZ 19A19009E). He developed a prototype system to monitor vehicle occupants’ vital signs and body posture inside the vehicle compartment using mmWave radars, cameras, ToF lidar, and machine learning. The system employs a novel algorithm to detect the breathing signal and estimate the driver’s chest position within a remarkably short time window of three seconds. Industry partners such as Continental AG and Indie Semiconductor were impressed with the results, and the system is being further developed.

Since 2020, Eric has hosted several workshops for educators, parents and children on topics related to AI and education. He offers unique insights into how educational methods should be designed to help children excel in the AI age. He integrates Brain-Based principles and approaches in the design and delivery of his projects and will soon become a certified Brain-Based Educator.

Mr. Francis Tse

Professional Experience

Consultant & Neurofeedback Trainer | BQNF
2018 – Present

Provides consultations and explanations of the “Brain Quotient Report ”
Recently took on the role of Neurofeedback Trainer. Through hands-on participation and operational training, he has deepened his mastery of the principles and practical efficacy of neurofeedback.

Student Development & Educator
2001 – Present

Designs and leads comprehensive development programs for both students and teachers, focusing on physical and mental well-being, personal growth, interpersonal relationships, leadership, and stress management.
Organizes groups and workshops to help students prepare for interviews and elevate their academic performance.
Regularly facilitates growth and support groups for students and teachers.

Mindfulness and Somatic Growth Workshop Facilitator
2025 – Present

Empowers students, teachers, and parents to utilize body posture and movement in their daily lives. By reawakening the five senses, participants learn to proactively shift their emotional states and reduce anxiety, thereby improving focus, performance, and interpersonal relationships.
Curates and leads Pu’er tea meditation gatherings, seamlessly blending the art of tea with mindfulness practices.

Asia-Pacific Formation Officer | International Movement of Catholic Students (UN-affiliated NGO)
1997 – 2001

Promoted and led training programs across multiple countries, specializing in the personal formation and self-development of university students.

Coaching Philosophy & Personal Experience
Francis’s coaching style is highly practical and grounded in everyday life. In recent years, he has primarily utilized brain-based approaches, sensory awakening, and mindfulness techniques. He teaches students, teachers, and parents how to reshape their emotional states through body posture and sensory experiences. These methods effectively help them overcome psychological barriers, alleviate stress, and achieve peak performance in academics, the workplace, as well as during exams and interviews.
Furthermore, Francis deeply integrates his invaluable life experiences into his professional practice. As the father of a teenage daughter, he has actively applied brain-based parenting methods throughout her upbringing. This journey has simultaneously enhanced his own emotional regulation, keen observation skills, and empathetic communication. These authentic, firsthand experiences grant him a profound and personal understanding of the strategies he teaches.