Changfu Pei
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Changfu Pei investigates the neural underpinnings of cognitive function, with a particular focus on how depressive emotion—subclinical depressive symptoms—disrupts spatial cognition. In his most-cited work, Pei employed EEG network analysis to examine brain connectivity during a simulated robotic arm docking task, revealing how depressive states interfere with spatial processing. This study, with 10 citations, provides novel insights into the network-level mechanisms of cognitive impairment in subclinical populations, bridging affective neuroscience and human-machine interaction. Pei’s research has significant implications for understanding early cognitive markers of depression and for designing neuroadaptive assistive technologies. His work stands out for its innovative integration of real-world task paradigms with advanced EEG connectivity methods, offering a foundation for future studies on emotion-cognition interactions.
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