wu jinglong
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namewu jinglong
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titleprofessor
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addressroom 408, teaching building no.7, school of mechatronical engineering, beijing institute of technology, beijing, china
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tel86-10-68913055
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emailwujl@bit.edu.cn
research interests
human engineering, intelligent mechanical design engineering, virtual reality engineering, cognitive neuroscience, brain science
academic achievements
1. institute of complex medical engineering (icme), chairman (2005-)
2. neuroscience and biomedical engineering, editor-in-chief (2012-)
3. journal of control, measurement, and system integration (sice), editor (2006- 2008)
4. journal of alzheimer’ s disease, editor (2010-)
5. the international journal of information, editor (1999-)
6. the ieee/wic web intelligence and intelligent agent technology, counselor (2003-)
7. the first international conference on complex medical engineering, chairman (2005)
8. the third international conference on active media technology, chairman (2005)
9. the 2009 international symposium on early detection and rehabilitation of dementia, chairman (2009)
10. ieee/icme international conference on complex medical engineering, chairman (2012)
[1]. jiajia yang, ryo kitada, jinglong wu*, et al. brain networks involved in tactile speed classification of moving dot patterns: the effects of speed and dot periodicity [j]. sci rep. 2017, 7: 40931.
[2]. xiaoyu tang, jinglong wu*, yong shen. the interactions of multisensory integration with endogenous and exogenous attention [j]. neurosci biobehav rev. 2016, 61:208-24.
[3]. jiajia yang, hongbin han, jinglong wu*, et al. prominent activation of the intraparietal and somatosensory areas during angle discrimination by intra-active touch [j]. hum brain mapp. 2012, 33(12):2957-70.
[4]. jinglong wu*, tianyi yan, qiyong guo, et al. retinotopic mapping of the peripheral visual field to human visual cortex by functional magnetic resonance imaging [j]. hum brain mapp. 2012, 33(7):1727-40.
[5]. jiajia yang, abe k, jinglong wu*, et al. decline of human tactile angle discrimination in patients with mild cognitive impairment and alzheimer's disease [j]. j alzheimers dis. 2010, 22(1):225-34.
[6]. chunlin li, hongbin han, jinglong wu*, et al. an fmri study of the neural systems involved in visually cued auditory top-down spatial and temporal attention [j]. plos one. 2012, 7(11):e49948.