Zhu, Lusha
Principal Investigator
School of Psychological and Cognitive Sciences
PKU-Tsinghua Center for Life Sciences
IDG/McGovern Institute for Brain Research
Peking University, China
Email: lushazhu{AT}pku.edu.cn
Dong, Yulin
Undergrad RA
My research interests focus on human learning, particularly those related to reinforcement learning. My current research project aims at understanding information-seeking on social networks from a learning perspective. I am an undergraduate student at the School of Physics, Peking University.
Email: dongyulin{AT}pku.edu.cn
Guan, Ping
Lab Manager
Ms. Guan is responsible for everyday administration. Among her many duties, she provides support for communication and Journal Club coordination. Please feel free to contact Ms. Guan if you have questions or requests for the lab.
Email: guanping{AT}pku.edu.cn
Jiang, Yaomin
PhD Student
My research interests focus on cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying social learning in humans. In my current project, I aim at understanding how complex social relationships are represented in the brain and integrated with other social information to guide decision-making. To this end, my project brings together strands of behavioral economics, functional neuroimaging, and social network experiments in lab settings. I have bachelor’s degrees in Economics and Psychology from Peking University.
Email: yaominjiang{AT}pku.edu.cn
Mi, Qingtian
PhD Student
My research focuses on human communication, in particular, how humans encode, transfer, and decode ideas and information among one another in a seemingly efficient and effortless manner. My ongoing projects investigate the neurocomputational mechanism by which the human brain reads between the lines, combining methods from decision neuroscience, machine learning, and experimental and computational linguistics. I have a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Peking University.
Email: miqingtian{AT}pku.edu.cn
Wang, Cong
PhD Student
I am interested in information foraging in the face of search cost, especially how and why individuals deviate from optimal decision rules. I have a bachelor's degree in Psychology from Sun Yat-sen University.
Email: wang.cong{AT}pku.edu.cn
Yu, Guihua
Undergrad RA
What interests me at the moment is why and how people sometimes change their attitude towards particular things, places, or people in a seemingly irrational manner. In our current project, Yaomin and I are trying to develop computational models to predict preference changes in a range of human behavior. I am an undergrad student majoring in psychology and minoring in management at Peking University.
Email: guihuayu{AT}pku.edu.cn
