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-*2024.3.31* ANDLab held a workshop on **PPT Graphing in Academia** presented by Zhexu. The session covered key tips for creating PowerPoint visuals for academic purposes. Watch the full recording on YouTube: [ANDlab workshop- plotting with PowerPoint](https://youtu.be/7xqX-s8AD2s).
+***2024.3.31*** ANDLab held a workshop on *PPT Graphing in Academia* presented by Zhexu. The session covered key tips for creating PowerPoint visuals for academic purposes. Watch the full recording on YouTube: [ANDlab workshop- plotting with PowerPoint](https://youtu.be/7xqX-s8AD2s).
 
-*2024.3.13* ANDLab preprinted an article titled ‘Unethical amnesia brain: Memory and metacognitive distortion induced by dishonesty’. In this article, we investigate the neural and computational mechanisms underlying the metacognition distortion caused by repeated dishonesty.
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+***2024.3.13*** ANDLab preprinted an article titled ‘Unethical amnesia brain: Memory and metacognitive distortion induced by dishonesty’. In this article, we investigate the neural and computational mechanisms underlying the metacognition distortion caused by repeated dishonesty.
 We find that: 
 1) Immediate and delayed metacognition changes manifest on multiple dimensions of response in the pre-and post-scan memory tasks;
 2) The compression of representational geometry of reward in OFC was correlated with both immediate and delayed metacognition changes;
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 <img src="./../assets/images/news/xinyi_2024.jpg" align="center" width="500">
 
 
-*2024.2.10* ANDLab preprinted a high-density EEG dataset (https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.02.08.579481v1)
+***2024.2.10*** ANDLab preprinted a high-density EEG dataset (https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.02.08.579481v1)
  stimulated by Chinese, 12 hours of reading Chinese, providing 128-channel EEG, preprocessing, source localization, and text embedding of the pre-trained model. Many thanks to our collaborators!!
 <img src="./../assets/images/news/cuilin_eeg_pipeline.jpg" align="center" width="500">
 
 
-*2024.1.16* ANDLab preprinted an article titled "An intracranial dissection of human escape circuits". In this preprint, we found the brain regions in the cognitive fear circuit, including the ventromedial prefrontal cortex and hippocampus, encoded the threat level during the information processing stage. The actual escaping stage, especially under rapid attack, prominently activated areas within the reactive fear circuit, including the midcingulate cortex and amygdala. Furthermore, we observed a negative correlation between the high gamma activity (HGA) of the amygdala and the HGA of the vmPFC and HPC under rapid attacks. This indicates that the amygdala may suppress the activity of the cognitive fear circuit under rapid attacks, enabling the organism to react quickly to ensure survival under the imminent threat. @Macau
+***2024.1.16*** ANDLab preprinted an article titled "An intracranial dissection of human escape circuits". In this preprint, we found the brain regions in the cognitive fear circuit, including the ventromedial prefrontal cortex and hippocampus, encoded the threat level during the information processing stage. The actual escaping stage, especially under rapid attack, prominently activated areas within the reactive fear circuit, including the midcingulate cortex and amygdala. Furthermore, we observed a negative correlation between the high gamma activity (HGA) of the amygdala and the HGA of the vmPFC and HPC under rapid attacks. This indicates that the amygdala may suppress the activity of the cognitive fear circuit under rapid attacks, enabling the organism to react quickly to ensure survival under the imminent threat. @Macau
 <img src="./../assets/images/news/haoming_escape_summary_figure.jpg" align="center" width="500">
 
-*2023.10.14* Prof. Wu Haiyan delivered a presentation on the neurolaw research led by Jiamin at the 25th Psychological Academic Conference. @Chengdu
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+***2023.10.14*** Prof. Wu Haiyan delivered a presentation on the neurolaw research led by Jiamin at the 25th Psychological Academic Conference. @Chengdu