My research interests focus on psycho-neuro-immunological mechanisms of stress and related psychiatric disorders. In my lab, multiple techniques, including behavior, genetic and epigenetic, molecular biology and electrophysiology, are used to elucidate how environmental factors, especially early adverse experiences, cause emotional and cognitive dysfunction, and the relationships with the pathogenesis and treatment of psychiatric disorders, including depression, anxiety, and PTSD, etc. My group and collaborators have published over 70 papers in this broad field, most relating to animal research as well as part studies in humans. In recent years, our work has continually been funded by National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), the National Key Technology Research and Development Program of China, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), the Institute of Psychology, and CAS Key Laboratory of Mental Health.

Name(A~Z)	Title	Research Area	Email
Rao Lilin	Professor	Human decision making under certainty, uncertainty and risk	raoll@psych.ac.cn
Raymond C. K. Chan	Professor of Neuropsychology and Applied Cognitive Neuroscience, Principal Investigator	Neuropsychopathology of psychotic disorders and identification of endophenotypes/biomarkers for these clinical groups such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorders Study of neuropsychological performances along the continuum of psychosis Application of social cognitive neuroscience (social psychology, cognitive sciences, neuropsychology) to the development of clinical assessment and intervention for psychotic disorders and at-risk individuals Measurement issues in clinical practice (e.g., development and validation of ecological valid test of neuropsychological performance, and articulating the laboratory-based test results to everyday life performance) Developmental psychopathology	rckchan@psych.ac.cn
Shi Jiannong	Professor	He focuses his research in the field of intelligence, giftedness,creativity and Problem Based Learning theoretically and practically.	shijn@psych.ac.cn
Sui Nan	Professor	The lab focuses on neural mechanisms of psychological disorders, especially those related to learning and memory, and affects and emotion. We believe that pathological learning and memory (neural plasticity) and/or abnormal emotion circuits underly most of psychological disorders. For nearly two decades, we have studied opiate addiction in animal models and extented to human studies recently. In the past few years, we also branched out to look at depression from a learning-and-memory/affective angle. Techniques We routinely employ behavioral paradigms, pharmacological intervention, biochemical analyses, and molecular and cellular assays. Electrophysiological recording and in vivo imaging system are in process of setting up. In addition, we have access to fMRI and other equiment in the North complex of CAS. Current Projects Neural mechanisms of addiction: memory reconsolidation and epigenetics, affective memory, reward system, cognitive control and affective decision-making. Neural mechanisms of depression: behavioral models of depression in tree shrews (lower primate) and rats, and pharmacological studies of antidepressants. Effects of prenatal exposure of abusive drugs and mechanisms.	suin@psych.ac.cn
Sun Xianghong	Professor	Mental workload and situation awareness, driving behavior and monitoring, HCI	sunxh@psych.ac.cn
Sun Yan	Associate Professor	Pro-environmental behaviors; Climate policy	suny@psych.ac.cn
Tu Yiheng	Professor		tuyh@psych.ac.cn
Wang Jing	Professor	1)Develop bioinformatic tools and methods for in-depth data mining 2)Genetic study of complex diseases (mainly focusing on psychiatric disorders and autoimmune diseases)	wangjing@psych.ac.cn
Wang Jinyan	professor	Brain mechanisms of pain	wangjy@psych.ac.cn
Wang Li	Associate Professor	Biological motion information perception; Unconscious information perception and learning; Cross-modal information integration and interaction	wangli@psych.ac.cn
Wang Li	Professor	Clinical psychology, Psychological trauma Research interests: 1.Mental health consequences of trauma exposure 2.Psychological and biological mechanism of traumatic stress and resilience 3.Relation between stress, psychopathology, and personality	wangli1@psych.ac.cn
Wang Liang	Professor	Spatial cognition ？Functional brain networks？Neural oscillations ？Neural coding ？Cortical-subcortical neural circuit ？Electrocorticography (ECoG) ？Resting-state	lwang@psych.ac.cn
Wang Weiwen	professor	My research interests focus on psycho-neuro-immunological mechanisms of stress and related psychiatric disorders. In my lab, multiple techniques, including behavior, genetic and epigenetic, molecular biology and electrophysiology, are used to elucidate how environmental factors, especially early adverse experiences, cause emotional and cognitive dysfunction, and the relationships with the pathogenesis and treatment of psychiatric disorders, including depression, anxiety, and PTSD, etc. My group and collaborators have published over 70 papers in this broad field, most relating to animal research as well as part studies in humans. In recent years, our work has continually been funded by National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), the National Key Technology Research and Development Program of China, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), the Institute of Psychology, and CAS Key Laboratory of Mental Health.	wangww@psych.ac.cn
Wang Wenzhong	Professor	1.Mental Health Promotion 2.Dynamic Communication 3.Parenting	wangwz@psych.ac.cn
Xuefeng Chen	Professor	Organizational Behavior Social Psychology	chenxf@psych.ac.cn