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Name

Jing Wang

Contact Information

wangjing@psy.ecnu.edu.cn

Language ability

English, Chinese

Province

Shanghai

University/Lab Affiliation and Title	East China Normal University
Faculty	Psychology and Cognitive Science
Academic Background & Achievements	Ph.D.: University of South Carolina Postdoctoral Training: Carnegie Mellon University

University/Lab Affiliation and Title

East China Normal University

Faculty

Psychology and Cognitive Science

Academic Background & Achievements

Areas of Focus	Neural representation of concepts and knowledge Decoding thoughts through brain activity using fMRI
Publications	How Grammar Conveys Meaning: Language-specific spatial encoding patterns and cross-language commonality in higher-order neural space, Wang J., Lin H., & Cai Q., 2023 Neural signatures of second language proficiency in narrative processing, Zhang R. ǂ, Wang J. ǂ, Lin H., Turk-Browne N.B., & Cai Q., 2023 CCLOOW: Chinese children’s lexicon of oral words, Li L., Zhao W., Song M., Wang J., & Cai Q., 2023 How characters are learned leaves its mark on the neural substrates of Chinese reading, Feng J., Mak H.Y., Wang J., & Cai Q.*, 2022 Predicting the brain activation pattern associated with the propositional content of a sentence: modeling neural representations of events and states, Wang J., Cherkassky V.L., & Just M.A., 2017 Neural representations of the concepts in simple sentences: concept activation prediction and context effects, Just M.A.ǂ, Wang J.ǂ, & Cherkassky, V.L., 2017 Decoding abstract and concrete concept representation based on single-trial fMRI data, Wang J., Baucom L.B., & Shinkareva S.V., 2013 Neural representation of abstract and concrete concepts: a meta-analysis of neuroimaging studies, Wang J., Conder J.A., Blitzer D.N., & Shinkareva S.V., 2010

Areas of Focus

Neural representation of concepts and knowledge
Decoding thoughts through brain activity using fMRI

Publications

How Grammar Conveys Meaning: Language-specific spatial encoding patterns and cross-language commonality in higher-order neural space, Wang J.*, Lin H., & Cai Q.*, 2023
Neural signatures of second language proficiency in narrative processing, Zhang R. ǂ, Wang J. ǂ, Lin H., Turk-Browne N.B., & Cai Q.*, 2023
CCLOOW: Chinese children’s lexicon of oral words, Li L., Zhao W., Song M., Wang J.*, & Cai Q.*, 2023
How characters are learned leaves its mark on the neural substrates of Chinese reading, Feng J., Mak H.Y., Wang J.*, & Cai Q.*, 2022
Predicting the brain activation pattern associated with the propositional content of a sentence: modeling neural representations of events and states, Wang J., Cherkassky V.L., & Just M.A., 2017
Neural representations of the concepts in simple sentences: concept activation prediction and context effects, Just M.A.ǂ, Wang J.ǂ, & Cherkassky, V.L., 2017
Decoding abstract and concrete concept representation based on single-trial fMRI data, Wang J., Baucom L.B., & Shinkareva S.V., 2013
Neural representation of abstract and concrete concepts: a meta-analysis of neuroimaging studies, Wang J., Conder J.A., Blitzer D.N., & Shinkareva S.V., 2010

Neural Representation Concepts Knowledge Fmri Brain Activity Decoding Thoughts Neuroimaging Cognitive Neuroscience Language Metaphor

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