Guojuan Jiao

A neurofunctional signature of romantic love predicts rewards on social media, effects of oxytocin and drug-cue reactivity

The paper identifies a distinct neurofunctional signature of romantic love that generalizes to social media rewards and cannabis use, and is modulated by oxytocin.

A neurofunctional signature of affective arousal generalizes across valence domains and distinguishes subjective experience from autonomic reactivity

The paper develops a brain affective arousal signature (BAAS) using fMRI and predictive modeling, showing its generalizability across valence domains and distinction from autonomic arousal.

A neural signature for the subjective experience of threat anticipation under uncertainty

The paper develops a neural signature that predicts anxious arousal during uncertain threat anticipation using fMRI and multivariate modeling.

A brief real-time fNIRS-informed neurofeedback training of the prefrontal cortex changes brain activity and connectivity during subsequent working memory challenge

This study shows that a single session of fNIRS-informed neurofeedback training increases left DLPFC activity and alters connectivity during a working memory task without feedback.

Fear of missing out (FOMO) associates with reduced cortical thickness in core regions of the posterior default mode network and higher levels of problematic smartphone and social media use

Angiotensin blockade enhances motivational reward learning via enhancing ventral striatal prediction error and frontostriatal communication

This study shows that losartan improves reward learning by enhancing ventral striatal prediction errors and frontostriatal communication in healthy humans.

Modulation of the renin-angiotensin system inhibits memory advantage for negative emotional material via decreasing hippocampus activation and its coupling with the amygdala

This study shows that losartan reduces memory advantage for negative emotional material by decreasing hippocampus activity and its coupling with the amygdala.

Common and distinct neurofunctional representations of core and social disgust in the brain: Coordinate-based and network meta-analyses

This study identifies common and distinct brain networks for core and social disgust using meta-analyses, showing shared and specialized regions.