Dr. Meihui Li is an interdisciplinary researcher whose work bridges music psychology, music therapy, neurorehabilitation, and human–machine interaction, with a strong emphasis on evidence-based intervention and experimental methods. With 7 published documents, 11 citations, and an h-index of 2, her research spans systematic reviews, psychophysiological experiments, and biomimetic design. She has contributed to high-impact journals including Biomimetics, Frontiers in Psychology, Frontiers in Neurology, and PLOS ONE (SCI/SSCI Q1–Q2), covering topics such as piano music therapy for stroke rehabilitation, prosocial music cognition using ERP, sleep-related music therapy, and psychometric assessment in music populations. Her work also advances wearable and robotic exoskeleton systems for piano practice through multi-domain mapping and top-down process models. Dr. Li is a registered PROSPERO systematic reviewer and completed a doctoral dissertation focused on deliberate-practice-based teaching models in music education, highlighting motivation and performance state optimization.