Postdoctoral Researcher
Xiaolu Wang
Xiaojuan Xue
Xiaojuan Xue
Xiaolu received her B.S. and M.S. in Physics and completed her Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at Sun Yat-sen University. Her doctoral research focused on the functional role of the cerebral cortex in regulating eye–hand coordination and on virtual reality rehabilitation techniques. During her Ph.D., she visited Paul Bays' lab, where she
Xiaolu received her B.S. and M.S. in Physics and completed her Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at Sun Yat-sen University. Her doctoral research focused on the functional role of the cerebral cortex in regulating eye–hand coordination and on virtual reality rehabilitation techniques. During her Ph.D., she visited Paul Bays' lab, where she worked on neural population coding models of metacognitive sensitivity. She joined the lab as a postdoctoral researcher in 2025 and is currently investigating the neural mechanisms of information compression in sequential working memory using multimodal neuroimaging and neurocomputational models.
Email: wangxlu25@mail.sysu.edu.cn
Xiaojuan Xue
Xiaojuan Xue
Xiaojuan Xue
I completed my PhD in Psychology at Ghent University in 2025, where I wrote a thesis on modulatory effects of value, goal, and salience on the capture of attention by negative emotion. I have now started a postdoc focusing on the neural mechanisms of affective working memory. In this project, we will be using EEG and eye-tracking to inves
I completed my PhD in Psychology at Ghent University in 2025, where I wrote a thesis on modulatory effects of value, goal, and salience on the capture of attention by negative emotion. I have now started a postdoc focusing on the neural mechanisms of affective working memory. In this project, we will be using EEG and eye-tracking to investigate the cognitive and neural mechanisms involved in these processes. My main research interests include spatial attention, emotion, working memory, neural oscillations, EEG, and microsaccades.
Email: xiaojuan_psycho@163.com
Doctoral student
Tinghao Zhao
Wanting Zhang
Wanting Zhang
Tinghao is interested in the neural basis of relational encoding in perception and memory.
Email: zhaoth3@mail2.sysu.edu.cn
Wanting Zhang
Wanting Zhang
Wanting Zhang
Wanting focuses on the interplay between working memory and long-term memory. She uses multiple electrophysiology and neuroimaging methods to capture the temporal and spatial dynamics of these cognitive processes. Furthermore, she integrates non-invasive brain modulation techniques to establish causal relationships between specific neural
Wanting focuses on the interplay between working memory and long-term memory. She uses multiple electrophysiology and neuroimaging methods to capture the temporal and spatial dynamics of these cognitive processes. Furthermore, she integrates non-invasive brain modulation techniques to establish causal relationships between specific neural circuits and memory function.
Email: zhangwt37@mail2.sysu.edu.cn
Yuanqi Shang
Yuanqi Shang
Yuanqi Shang
Yuanqi is interested in changes in working memory after transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). She thinks thoroughly and creatively; works diligently.
Email: shangyq5@mail2.sysu.edu.cn
Jing Ke
Yuanqi Shang
Yuanqi Shang
Ke is interested in the neural mechanisms underlying emotional disorders.
Email: kejing@mail2.sysu.edu.cn
Master’s student
Yishuo Chen
Yishuo Chen
Yishuo Chen
Yishuo is interested in the neural mechanism of emotion and likes reading and listening to music.
Email: chenysh85@mail2.sysu.edu.cn
Ao Shen
Yishuo Chen
Yishuo Chen
Ao is interested in research about working memory and emotion. He likes reading and painting.
Email: shenao6@mail2.sysu.edu.cn
Qiying Quan
Yishuo Chen
Qiying Quan
Qiying Quan is a new addition to the graduate program, still exploring her academic interests and focus, and putting in the effort.
Email: quanqy3@mail2.sysu.edu.cn
Yilin Zeng
Yongqi Huang
Qiying Quan
Yilin is a graduate student majoring in Applied Psychology. She is interested in research about emotion and artificial intelligence. She enjoys reading and dancing in her leisure time.
Yongqi Huang
Yongqi Huang
Yongqi Huang
Yongqi is interested in computational modeling of cognition and behavior and machine learning for understanding and predicting human behavior. He likes listening to music and swimming.
research assistant
Liwen Qian
Liwen is interested in the impact of addiction on working memory and emotion, and she loves reading books about philosophy and literature.
email：qianlw@mail2.sysu.edu.cn
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