Jing Wang
About Jing Wang
Jing Wang Senior Applied Scientist
Jing Wang holds the position of Senior Applied Scientist. Drawing on a strong academic and research background, Jing Wang specializes in neuroscientific studies, particularly focusing on how the brain generates patterns and controls movements. In their current role, they apply both experimental and computational methodologies to advance understanding in this field.
Jing Wang Education and Expertise
Jing Wang received a Ph.D. in Physics from Brown University, further honing their expertise in neuroscience through postdoctoral training at MIT. The combination of extensive education and focused postdoctoral experience has equipped Jing with deep insights into the mechanisms of motor learning and brain function, supported by advanced experimental and computational skills.
Jing Wang Background in Neuroscience
Prior to their current role, Jing Wang worked as a researcher at the University of Missouri. During this tenure, they engaged in critical neuroscience research, building models to elucidate how the brain generates patterns and controls movements. Jing's work has particularly emphasized experimental designs aimed at understanding motor learning processes driven by reinforcement.
Jing Wang Achievements in Neuroscience Research
Jing Wang has contributed significantly to the field of experimental and computational neuroscience. They have developed models that help understand brain function, particularly in generating patterns and controlling movements. Through designing sophisticated experiments, Jing has advanced the study of motor learning and reinforcement, adding valuable insights to the field.
Jing Wang Personal Interests
Outside of their professional pursuits, Jing Wang is an avid distance runner. This interest complements their scientific career, providing a balanced approach to both mental and physical well-being.