Wei Liu

The paper investigates how self-other value alignment influences sustainable decisions through computational modeling, neuroimaging, and behavioral experiments.

This study uses non-invasive brain stimulation to shift decision-making toward sustainability by altering value-aversiveness computations.

This study shows that oxytocin administered after encoding selectively enhances female participants' memory consolidation of male faces, without similar effects in males.

This study measures event segmentation during naturalistic video watching using eye tracking and identifies patterns through pupil size, eye movement speed, and hidden Markov models.

This study shows that retrieval practice reduces stress-induced impairment in memory inference by preserving the reactivation of a bridge element during inference.

This study investigates whether VR-based green space can reduce stress and protect working memory, finding no significant effects on cortisol or cognitive performance.

This study shows that watching random short videos impairs event segmentation and memory during continuous movie viewing, while personalized videos and static images do not.

The paper examines how hippocampal and medial prefrontal cortex activity during movie watching relates to episodic memory formation by analyzing activation and connectivity patterns.

The paper investigates neural state transitions during task-switching in a memory task and finds that task-switching leads to weaker current task representations and poorer performance.

The paper identifies a shared neural network and gene set involved in inhibitory control across emotion regulation and memory control using neuroimaging and transcriptomic data.