I moved to NYU Medical Center at Oct 14, 2008 and worked as an associate research scientist at Institute for Pediatric Neuroscience, NYU School of Medicine. In the research life, I am trying to understand the "resting-state" brain dynamics and their relevance to the psychiatric abnormality (Mentor: Dr. Michael Milham; Senior Mentor: Dr. F. Xavier Castellanos). I have completed a postdoctoral research training at the National Laboratory of Pattern Recognition, CAS. I spent much time on "resting" brain research at the State Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience, Beijing Normal University (Supervised by Dr. Yu-Feng Zang).

I got my B.S. on Mathematical Education from Capital Normal University in 1999, and then studied Probability Theory and Statistics in the same university for a M.S. degree in 2002. After that, I enrolled the College of Mathematics at Beijing Normal University and majored Applied Mathematics. In 2005, I received my Ph.D with a dissertation on Mathematical Modeling on Biological Image Processing.

These pictures show my brain from different perspectives: can you guess what measures are they?