Eunseo Oh joined the BCILAB as a Ph.D. student in Biomedical Engineering since Spring 2021. She received her bachelor's degree in Human Factors Engineering as a first track and Management Engineering as a second track in Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST). She is broadly interested in Brain-Computer Interface (BCI), and is currently working on adding inhibitory control to an existing EEG-based BCI system for safe rehabilitation purposes. To achieve this goal, she aims to understand the human stop process from both cognitive and electrophysiological perspective. She is now engaged in cognitive modeling of stop process and figuring out the electrophysiological features, such as beta bursts, with the intention of incorporating these findings to the BCI system. In her free time, Eunseo enjoys cooking and doing performance-like exercises such as poledance. She also like to capture beautiful scences or food in photos or videos.