Wen-Ju Pan is a Research Associate at Emory University, specializing in the mechanisms of functional brain networks. With a unique dual background as a Doctor of Medicine and a Ph. D. from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, their work integrates LFP recording, novel optics, and fMRI techniques.
Previously an Attending Radiologist, Wen-Ju now focuses on neuroscience research, designing experiments and developing new analysis techniques.
Wen-Ju Pan
Research Associate at Emory University
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Functional Brain Networks
Primary research focus involves studying the mechanisms of resting-state brain networks using a combination of advanced imaging and recording techniques.
Neuroimaging Methods
Utilizes fMRI, LFP recording, and novel optical technologies in research, leveraging a prior career as an Attending Radiologist.
Neuroscience Research
Involved in all stages of research, from project and experiment design to data analysis and interpretation in the field of brain function.
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Work History
10-2008
Research Associate at Emory University
9-1997 - 8-2003
Attending Radiologist at Bingtuan General Hospital
Education
2003 - 2008
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) from Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
1992 - 1997
Doctor of Medicine (MD) from Shihezi University School of Medicine
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Location : Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Designation : Research Associate at Emory University
