About me
I am originally from China, where I completed both my bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology.
During my graduate studies, I primarily focused on Linguistic psychology and developed a strong interest in neuropsychology. Supported by a CSC scholarship, I joined the Band Lab at Maastricht University to pursue my PhD.
My current research focuses on advancing our understanding of body-brain coupling within the field of psychology and cognitive neuroscience.
In my daily life, I enjoy fitness and exploring different cuisines, which helps me maintain my enthusiasm for life.
Research
My research explores how individual eye movements and dynamics in pupil dilation interact with other brain and body signals. I examine whether these body-brain dynamics influence information processing, perception and action in a variety of tasks, from rest to naturalistic environments.
I particularly focus on rhythms: body-brain rhythms, behavioral rhythms and rhythm processing timing capacities, using a combination of behavioral, physiological, and neuroimaging techniques.
Methods
- EEG
- Eye tracking
- MATLAB, SPSS
Qualifications and Professional Experience
- October 2024 – Present: PhD candidate funded by the CSC at Maastricht University (Maastricht, Netherlands). Supervision: Prof. Dr. Sonja Kotz, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Michael Schwartze, and Dr. Antonio Criscuolo.
- September 2021 – June 2024: MSc in Psychology at the School of Education, Hangzhou Normal University (Hangzhou, China).
- September 2017 – June 2021: Bachelor of Psychology at the School of Education, Qingdao University (Qingdao, China).
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