I received my Ph.D. in science from the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences in July 2022. I specialize in exploring the cognitive neural mechanisms underlying language perception and comprehension, with a focus on understanding how the brain processes language under changing situations. In my research, I use a variety of techniques, including behavioral studies, EEG, MEG, and MRI, to investigate the spatial-temporal course and neural pathways involved in these processes, aiming to shed light on the complex interactions between language-related brain functions. I have published my findings in prominent international journals, including Brain and Language, Journal of Memory and Language, and Psychophysiology. I am also actively involved in national research projects related to mechanisms of language processing, supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and National Social Science Foundation of China.
