About Me
Hi, I am Qingqing Yang, and I just started my PhD in Cogitive Neuroscience at the Ohio State University this Aug 2024, working with Prof. Hsin-Hung Li and Prof. Julie Golomb. last update: Aug 2024
Research Interests
- Cognition: visual perception, attention, memory, learning and decision making
- Neural Imaging: task-fMRI, rs-fMRI, dMRI, EEG, TMS
- Computational Neuroscience: neural geometry, neural dynamics
- Applied Machine Learning: reinforcement learning, Bayesian Inferences, Transformer-based models
I love computational modeling in general. I question how metal computation is realized to perform complex functions among human and models, and how the deepened understanding of each aspect benefit each other.
Research Experience
- [Aug 2023 - Apr 2024] as an Assistant Research Scientist @NYU
Work with Prof. Clay Curtis, running a TMS, fMRI, and eye-tracking integrated spatial working memory study, which focuses on the role of parietal cortex. - [Sep 2023 - Apr 2024] as an Assistant Research Scientist @NYU
Work with Prof. Cate Hartley, and Dr. Noam Goldway, investigating the relationship among decision-making (RL parameters), developmental and psychiatric disorders, and their neural factors.
btw Noam is going to be a prof soon in London starting around 2025! Happy for you, Noam! Potentially hiring…
Academic Background
- [Aug 2023 - Expected 2030]
The Ohio State University (OSU), PhD in CogNeuro - [Sep 2021 - May 2023]
New York University (NYU), M.A. in Psychology - [Sep 2017 - June 2021]
Zhejiang University (ZJU), B.S. in Psychology
Teaching
- [Jan 2022 - Jun 2022] Course Assistant
- Advanced Psychological Statistics (Undergrad), New York University
- Lead weekly recitations about Stats with R, proctor exams, grade assignments, and hold office hours.