Faculty

psychology and neural mechanisms of cognitive dysfunction in the elderly; Intervention studies for cognitive impairment, including cognitive ability training and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) modulation. My current research projects can be categorized in two parts: 1) intervention research on cognitive impairment, exploring the effects and neural mechanisms of different cognitive training tasks in rehabilitation training; 2) neuromodulation of cognitive impairment, using magnetic resonance imaging technology to conduct the precisely positioned transcranial magnetic stimulation to regulate neural activity and cognitive functions, thereby exploring the effects of different stimulation targets and stimulation modes on neural activity and cognitive functions. Research methods include cognitive psychology task paradigms, cognitive psychology scales, EEG ERP, magnetic resonance image scanning and image processing, transcranial magnetic stimulation, etc. A cognitive training program and website are currently being developed.Recruiting post-graduate students for the Master degree in Psychology, with educational backgrounds in psychology, medicine, computer science, mathematics, or statistics and other related disciplines.

Methodology of brain imaging, Brain-computer interface, Neurofeedback

Positive Psychology, Social Cognitive Neuroscience.

Neuroimaging Studies of ADHD; Mechanisms of working memory

Assessment and Mindfulness–based Intervention of Mental health, Childhood Adversity, Aggression, Risk Assessment of Criminal Violence

Mechanisms and interventions for the influence of negative emotion on inductive reasoning; the cognitive neural mechanism of semantic processing.

Social cognitive neuroscience, focusing on the behavioral and neural basis of social interactions, including social sharing of emotions, group decision-making, and educational activities.