Summary
Qing Wang is an assistant researcher and neuroscientist with 11 years of experience focused on reproducible neuroimaging and functional connectivity across modalities (sMRI, DWI, fMRI, MEG, iEEG, LFP). Currently based at Shanghai Mental Health Center after a postdoc at McGill NEURO, Qing blends rigorous methodological work on reproducibility with hands-on modeling of network dynamics and connectivity estimation. Their background in information and communication systems (PhD) supports a quantitative, signal-processing approach to brain network analysis. Qing is known for bridging theoretical network theory with practical preprocessing and estimation pipelines that improve reproducibility in multimodal studies. Outside research, they bring a creative eye to data through photography and a noted affinity for cats, which often surfaces in lab culture and outreach.
11 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Information and communication systems, A, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Information and communication systems, A at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications