Yiwen Wang

This study shows how a single neural stem cell type generates segment-specific lineages by producing different temporal cohorts through variations in division patterns and post-mitotic mechanisms.

This study examines how structural and functional brain connectivity develop and relates to cognitive functions and gene expression in humans.

This study investigates how natural sounds influence green product purchase decisions using ERP and HDDM, finding increased purchase rates and decision efficiency.

The paper identifies a feed-forward circuit in Drosophila larval nerve cord formed by sequential addition of neuronal stem cell temporal cohorts, challenging the early-to-early connectivity model.

This paper identifies brain regions associated with willingness to pay using a meta-analysis of fMRI studies, finding common and distinct neural circuits for real and hypothetical choices.