Welcome to Ruiqi Chen's Homepage

Hello, I'm Ruiqi Chen (Pronunciation), a graduate student in the Neurosciences Program at Washington University in St. Louis, working with Dr. ShiNung Ching and Dr. Todd Braver.

You can find me at (last name)(DOT)(first name)(AT)(wustl)(DOT)(edu).

My Google Scholar profile: Ruiqi Chen - Google Scholar

You can download my CV here (pretty outdated).

Follow me on twitter: @_Ruiqi_Chen_

My GitHub: rq-Chen

ORCID: 0000-0001-7770-9307

News

• I attended the 2023 annual meeting of Cognitive Neuroscience Society and presented our poster E43 - Complementary benefits of hierarchical modeling and MVPA for identifying individual differences in cognitive control. Download the poster here!
• My rotation project using fMRI network connectivity to predict individual traits are now published on Neuroimage: Reports!
• I will be jointly supervised by Dr. ShiNung Ching and Dr. Todd Braver through the rest of my graduate study!
• I have been working on my third rotation with Dr. Todd Braver and Michael Freund. We investigated the use of hierarchical Bayesian modeling and multivariate pattern analysis in fMRI test-retest reliability analysis.
• I finished my second rotation with Dr. Janine Bijsterbosch where we investigated multiple strategies to improve the accuracy of fMRI network connectivity based prediction of individual traits. Our results were published on bioArxiv.
• I will begin my first rotation in WUSTL with Dr. ShiNung Ching to investigate the function of multiple timescales in working memory and reinforcement learning through optimization and dynamic system analysis of RNN models.
• I was admitted to the Neurosciences PhD Program at Washington University in St. Louis! (Some advice for future Chinese applicants)

Last updated: 2023/04/01