Yongbin Wei
Short CV
• 2019-present Postdoctoral Researcher VU Amsterdam
• 2018-2019 PhD candidate VU Amsterdam
• 2015-2018 PhD candidate University Medical Center Utrecht
• 2012-2015 MSc Computer Science Beijing Normal University
• 2008-2012 BSc Electronic and Information Engineering Beihang University
Research
The brain connectome is a comprehensive map of neural elements linked by connections. At macroscale, the connectome is formed by brain regions and white matter tracts, interplaying with the molecule-level transcriptome and the cell-level cytoarchitecture. Combining multiscale datasets, my research mainly focuses on exploring the biological mechanism under human brain connectome and improving our understanding of the connectome-based pathology in psychiatric diseases.
Highlighted publications
• Wei Y., de Lange S.C., Scholtens L.H., Ardesch D., Jansen P.R., Savage J.E., Watanabe K., Li L., Preuss T.M., Rilling J.K., Posthuma D., van den Heuvel M.P. (2019): Genetic mapping and evolutionary analysis of human-expanded cognitive networks, Nature Communications
• Cui L. #, Wei Y. #, Xi Y., Griffa A., de Lange S.C., Kahn R.S., Yin H., van den Heuvel M.P. (2019): Brain connectome-based patterns of first-episode medication naïve schizophrenia, Schizophrenia Bulletin
• Wei Y., Scholtens L.H., Turk E., van den Heuvel M.P. (2019): Multiscale examination of cytoarchitectonic similarity and human brain connectivity, Network Neuroscience
• Wei Y., Collin G., Mandl R.C.W., Cahn W., Keunen K., Schmidt R., Kahn R.S., van den Heuvel M.P. (2018): Cortical magnetization transfer abnormalities and connectome dysconnectivity in schizophrenia, Schizophrenia Research
• Wei Y., Liao X., Yan C., He Y., Xia M. (2017): Identifying topological motif patterns of human brain functional networks, Human Brain Mapping
Contact info
| Address: | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
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| Telephone: | +31 20 598 83 42 |
| E-mail: | y.wei@vu.nl |