Yongbin Wei
Short CV
- 2018-present PhD candidate VU University
- 2015-2018 PhD candidate University Medical Center Utrecht
- 2012-2015 MSc Computer Science Beijing Normal University
- 2008-2012 BSc Electronic and Information Engineering Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics
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.
Publications
Wei Y., Collin G., Mandl R. C. W., Wiepke C., 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: | VU University |
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| Telephone: | - |
| E-mail: | y.wei@vu.nl |