Curriculum Vitae of Yang Hu

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1 Curriculum Vitae of Yang Hu PERSONAL INFORMATION Address: Nachtigallenweg 86, Bonn, Germany Telephone: EDUCATION & TRAINING present Ph.D Candidate Supported by China Scholarship Council (CSC) Major: Psychology, Institutes for Psychology, Rheinische Fredrich-Willhelms-Universitat Bonn (UB); Also in the Neuroscience Program, Center for Economics and Neuroscience (CENs), UB Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ulrich Ettinger & Prof. Dr. Bernd Weber Visiting Student, CENs, UB This visit was fully supported by the Fund of ECNU for Overseas Studies, International Conferences and Domestic Scholarly Visits Co-supervisor: Prof. Dr. Bernd Weber Master of Science Major: Psychology, Institutes for Advanced Interdisciplinary Research; Department of Psychology, School of Psychology and Cognitive Science (SPCS), East China Normal University (ECNU); Also in the Neuroscience Program, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience (ICN), Key Laboratory of Brain Functional Genomics (KLBFG), Ministry of Education (MoE), ECNU Supervisor: Asso. Prof. Dr. Zhao-xin Wang Pre-Master Training in Cognitive Neuroscience, ICN, KLBFG, MoE, ECNU Supervisor: Prof. Dong-rong Xu & Asso. Prof. Dr. Zhao-xin Wang Degree: Bachelor of Science (2010.6) Major: Applied Psychology, Department of Applied Psychology, SPCS, ECNU GPA: 3.7/4.0 (Last 6 semesters) Rank: No. 1 out of 43 Supervisor: Dr. Xiao-hong Pan 1

2 ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Participated in the 3 rd International Conference on Neuroeconomics and Neuromanagement (ICNN), Hangzhou, China Oct , 2012 Participated in the 18 th Annual Meeting of Organization of Human Brain Mapping (OHBM), Beijing, China (Poster Presentation) June 10-14, 2012 Participated in the 19 th Annual Meeting of International Society for Magnetic Resonance Medicine (ISMRM), Montréal, Quebec, Canada (Poster Presentation) May 9-13, 2011 Participated in the 1 st International Society for Social Neuroscience Symposium, Shanghai, China (Poster Presentation) Jan , 2011 Participated in the 1 st International Workshop for Educational Neuroscience, Shanghai, China (As the staff for coordinating conference events) Jan. 9-10, 2011 Participated in the 1 st Symposium of Brain Imaging and Neuroscience Techniques, Chongqing, China April 23-25, 2010 Short-term Training on Theories and Practice of functional MRI & DTI, National Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience and Learning, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China PR, Dec , 2009 Participated in the 15 th Annual Meeting of Organization of Human Brain Mapping (OHBM), San Francisco, CA, USA (Poster Presentation; partly supported by School of Psychology and Cognitive Science, ECNU) June 18-23, 2009 Participated in the Workshop on Cognitive Science: from Cellular Mechanisms to Computational Theories (CS-2009), Beijing, China May 25-27, 2009 PROJECTS & GRANTS How marketing actions alter pain perception: An fmri investigation, a CENs project; PI: Prof. Bernd Weber (CENs-UB) Contributions: conducted the research and analyzed data, as a principal researcher in the student team Present 2

3 Influence of alcohol on emotion: cognitive and neural mechanism, a project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, No ; PI: Dr. Zhao-xin Wang (ICN, ECNU) Contributions: designed & conducted the research, analyzed data and wrote papers, as a principal researcher in the student team Present Neural Mechanism Underlying Social Decision-Making: Evidence from ERP & fmri, the National Science Foundation of China PR (in preparation); PI: Prof. Tatia M.C. Lee (Department of Psychology, The University of Hong Kong) Contributions: conducted the research as the key assistant Neural correlates of cross-modal working memory and its implication in education, a project of the Foundation of Pu-jiang Talents by Shanghai Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau, No.11PJC044; Co-PI: Dr. Zhao-xin Wang (PI: Dr. Xian-chun Li; ICN & SPCS, ECNU) Contributions: conducted the research, and analyzed data, as a principal researcher in the student team Neural Mechanism of Hedonic experience in Schizotypal Personality Disorder: An fmri study, the Knowledge Innovation Project of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, No.KSCX2-EW-J-8; PI: Prof. Raymond C.K. Chan (Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences) Contributions: conducted the research as the key assistant Neural basis of social gratitude, a project of the National Science Foundation of China PR (in preparation); PI: Prof. Xiao-lin Zhou (Department of Psychology, Peking University) Contributions: conducted the research as the key assistant Could own-race bias in empathic brain response be reduced by social group? An fmri investigation, a subsidiary item of the project of National Natural Science Foundation of China, No.J ; Co-PI: Dr. Zhao-xin Wang (PI: Prof. Qing-lin Wu; ICN & SPCS, ECNU) Contributions: designed & conducted the research, analyzed data and wrote the paper, as the leader of the student team Neurofunctional dissociation between evaluative-feedback and performance-feedback: evidence from psycho-physiological interaction (PPI) analyses, a subsidiary item of the project of National Natural Science Foundation of China, No.J ; Co-PI: Dr. Xiao-hong Pan (PI: Prof. Qing-lin Wu; SPCS, ECNU)

4 Contributions: conducted the research, analyzed data and wrote the paper, as the leader of the student team; How does self-esteem influence evaluative- feedback processing at neural level, a subsidiary item of the project of National Natural Science Foundation of China, No.J ; Co-PI: Dr. Xiao-hong Pan (PI: Prof. Qing-lin Wu; SPCS, ECNU) Contributions: conducted the research, and analyzed data, as the principal researcher of the student team Does neutral feedback not take any information? Neural correlates of neutral feedback processing in certain contexts, a subsidiary item of the project of National Natural Science Foundation of China, No.J ; Co-PI: Dr. Xiao-hong Pan (PI: Prof. Qing-lin Wu; SPCS, ECNU) Contributions: conducted the research, analyzed data and wrote the paper, as the leader of the student team Survey of Sexual Attitudes of Contemporary Undergraduates in Shanghai, a project of the 16 th Da-Xia Cup Students Academic and Scientific Research Competition of ECNU Contributions: designed & conducted the research, analyzed data and wrote the paper, as the group leader PUBLICATIONS Journal Articles Hu, Y., Fan, M. X., Huang, P. J., Li, W. J., Fan, G. J., *Wang, Z. X. Neural Correlates of Ingroup Bias and Its Effects on Racial bias in an Empathy Context: a Minimal Group Study. (submitted) Hu, Y., Cui, Z. Y., Fan, M. X., Jiang Y. W., *Wang, Z. X. Losing control: the effects of alcohol intoxication on empathy. (submitted) # Hu, Y., # Wang, S. R., Fan, M. X., Bodner, M., Zhou, Y. D., *Wang, Z. X. Mozart s Music Selectively Activates Dorsal-lateral Prefrontal Cortex (DLPFC): An fmri Study. (submitted) *Pan, X. H., Hu, Y., Li, L., Li, J. Q. (2009) Evaluative-feedback Stimuli Selectively Activate Self-related Regions: An fmri Study. Neuroscience Letters, 465, (Supervisor was the First Author) Conference Posters Hu, Y., Yu, L. J., Sun, D. L., *Wang, Z. X. Temporal Modulation of Acute Alcohol 4

5 Intoxication on Pain-Related Empathy: An ERP Study. Conference Poster of the 19th Annual Meeting of Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM; June 16-20, 2013, Seattle, WA, USA). Zhang, Y. Y., Hu Y., Hong, X. L., Feng, R., Chen, X. Z., Zhang, J. Y., Wang, Z. X., *Li, X. C. (2012) Brain Areas Involved in the Initiation of Cross-Modal Working Memory in Humans. Conference Poster of the 2012 Conference of the Professional Committee of General & Experimental Psychology, Chinese Psychological Society (Oct , 2012, Wuhan, China) Hu, Y., Fan, M. X., Cui, Z. Y., Jiang, Y. W., *Wang, Z. X. (2012) Empathy for Other s Pain Was Modulated by Acute Alcohol Intoxication: An fmri Study. Conference Poster of the 18th Annual Meeting of OHBM (June 10-14, 2012, Beijing, China) Hu, Y., Fan, M. X., Li W. J., Huang P. J., *Wang Z. X. Empathic Brain Responses to Other s Pain Were Modulated by Simple Group Categorization: An fmri Study. Conference Poster of the 19 th Annual Meeting of International Magnetic Resonance Imaging Medicine (ISMRM; May 7-13, 2011, Montreal, Canada). Hu, Y., *Pan, X. H., Li, L., Li, J. Q. (2011) Neuro-functional Dissociation between Evaluative-feedback and Performance-feedback: Evidence from Psycho-physiological Interaction (PPI) Analyses. Conference Poster of the 1st International Society for Social Neuroscience Symposium (Jan , 2011, Shanghai, China); Also was my Thesis for Bachelor s Degree. Wang, S. R., Hu, Y., Fan, M. X., Zhou, Y. D., *Wang, Z. X. (2011) Mozart s Music Elicited Stronger Frontal Activation than Chopin s Music. Conference Poster of the 9th Biennial Conference of the Chinese Neuroscience Society and the 5 th Member Congress (July 29-August 1, 2011, Zhengzhou, China) *Pan, X. H., Hu, Y., Li, L., Ma, J. C., Li, W. J., Li, J. Q. (2009) Uniqueness of Evaluative-feedback: A Perspective from Cognitive Neuroscience. Conference Poster of the 15th Annual Meeting of OHBM (June 18-23, 2009, San Francisco, CA, USA) *Hu, Y., Xu, Q., Li, L., Mao, D. D. (2008) The Report of Sexual Attitudes of Contemporary Undergraduates in Shanghai: A Study Based on Our Own Perspective (in Chinese). First-prize in the 2 nd Forum of Arts and Social Sciences of Graduates in Shanghai & Second-prize in the 16 th Da-Xia Cup for students academic and scientific research competition of ECNU. 5

6 In Preparation Hu, Y., Huang, P. J., *Wang, Z. X. How Do We Perceive Other s Physical Pain When We re Drunk: An Eye-tracking Study. Hu, Y., Yu, L. J., *Wang, Z. X. Temporal Modulation of Acute Alcohol Intoxication on Pain-Related Empathy: An Eletrophysiological Study. Zhou, K., Hu, Y.,, Fan, M. X., Jiang Y. W., *Wang, Z. X. Differential Resting-State Functional Connectivity Between Normal and Alcohol State: Evidence From a Sample of Healthy Chinese Social Drinkers. Zhang, Y. Y., Hu Y., Hong, X. L., Feng, R., Chen, X. Z., Zhang, J. Y., *Wang, Z. X., *Li, X. C. Brain Areas Involved in the Initiation of Cross-Modal Working Memory in Humans. Li, L., Hu, Y., Li, J. Q., *Pan, X. H. Evaluative-feedback Processing Could Be Mediated By Self-esteem: An fmri Investigation. Note: * means corresponding author (CA), # means authors equally distributed CURRENT INTERESTS Neural correlates of empathy and related topics Factors that may modulate empathic neural responses The relationship among empathic ability (trait), empathic neural responses and pro-/anti-social behaviors Consequences that are led by empathy training (Normal/Abnormal) Development of empathy and its neural correlates Other issues of social cognitive & affective neuroscience (SCAN), such as self-related processing, social decision-making, mentalization (ToM), imitation, at various levels (physiological/hormonal, behavioral/cognitive, neural, social/cultural) from different samples (healthy/psychiatric/neurological) of populations HONORS & AWARDS Second-Class Scholarship for Excellent Student, by ECNU Scholarship for Excellent Graduate Student, by ECNU Present National Scholarship, by Ministry of Education, China PR Honorary Title as Excellent Undergraduate of Shanghai, by Shanghai Bureau of Education Honorary Title as Excellent Student during the year of , by ECNU Honorary Title as Excellent Student of the Major during the year of , by ECNU National Scholarship, by Ministry of Education, China PR Honorary Title as Excellent Student during the year of , by ECNU Honorary Title as Excellent Student of the Major during the year of

7 , by ECNU First-Class Scholarship for Excellent Student of the Major, by ECNU Diligence Social Scholarship, by ECNU Honorary Title as Excellent Student during the year of , by ECNU Scholarship for Freshman, by ECNU SOCIAL EXPERIENCE As a part-time lecturer teaching the course Biological Basis of Mind for students of the Secondary Major Education on Mental Health of National Self-Taught Examination, Shanghai University of Engineering Science, Shanghai, China May-October, 2012 As a volunteer recruited in the 41 th World EXPO, Shanghai, China May 15-30, 2010 As a volunteer recruited in the 12 th Special Olympics World Summer Games, Shanghai, China October 2-9, 2007 STANDARD LANGUAGE TESTS: TOEFL, 105 (Reading 28, Listening 27, Speaking 23, Writing 27); GRE-general, 520 (Verbal) (Quantitative) + 3 (Analytical Writing) QUALIFICATIONS Immense passion for Social Neuroscience Good at conducting cognitive neuroscience studies: literature research, experiment design and programming (by E-Prime/Presentation), data analysis (by SPM, AFNI, SPSS; also with Matlab, Linux), paper-writing Perseverant and assiduous Easy to get along/cooperate with, but also with independent ideas Broad interests beyond major, ranging from western classical music, reading, to sports 7