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Jiahui Wang

Chinese Institute for Brain Research

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Bin BaoiD· 1 shared Christian PylatiukiD· 1 shared Guo-Ping Shi· 1 shared Hai‐Yang YuaniD· 1 shared Hao CaiiD· 1 shared Hao YiniD· 1 shared Hossein ShiraliiD· 1 shared Hua WangiD· 1 shared

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Economic and Social Modulations of Innate Decision-Making in Mice Exposed to Visual Threats

Zhe Li, Jiahui Wang, Yidan Sun, Jialin Li, Ling-yun Li, Ya-tang Li

This study investigates how threat intensity, reward value, and social hierarchy influence decision-making in mice exposed to visual threats using a behavioral paradigm and computational modeling.

eLife · Aug 18, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Entomoscope 2.0 and ENIMAS 2.0: An Open-Source, AI-Integrated Platform for Rapid and Affordable Insect Digitization

Hossein Shirali, Nick Eric Boese, Markus Kramer, Jiahui Wang, Nathalie Klug, Ralf Mikut, Rudolf Meier, Christian Pylatiuk, Lorenz Wührl

Entomoscope 2.0 and ENIMAS 2.0 provide an open-source, AI-integrated platform for rapid, affordable insect digitization, achieving faster processing than commercial systems.

bioRxiv · Jan 26, 2026 · PreprintBioengineering

Mast cell-driven adipocyte lipolysis promotes post-expansive VAT atrophy and ectopic hepatic steatosis

Jiahui Wang, Lei Zhang, Wen‐Yue Liu, Xin-Zhe Jin, Hao Yin, Hao Cai, Hai‐Yang Yuan, WAH YANG, Bin Bao, Ming‐Hua Zheng, Hua Wang, Guo-Ping Shi, Xian Zhang, Jian Liu

This study identifies mast cells and their derived serotonin as drivers of adipocyte lipolysis, leading to visceral fat atrophy and hepatic steatosis in obesity.

bioRxiv · Jan 8, 2026 · PreprintCell Biology