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Institute of Epilepsy

Chao-Nan Chen

Chao-Nan Chen
Andrew Chao-Nan Chen, Born in 1944, Professor. doctoral tutor. Higher brain function center director, Capital Medical University.
Resume

in 1980 at the University of Washington in Seattle won the psychophysiology  science doctorate; 1983-1988 years at the Washington University School of Medicine, served as assistant professors and associate professors; 1988-1992 in the school of medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles was appointed associate professor; 1992-1994 in Hamburg, Germany, at UKE worked as a research scientist; from 1994 to 1998 in the medical school of University of Manchester (UK), senior scientist; from 1998 to 2005 in Denmark Aaborg University brain research institute director, Professor; 2006 so far in the Capital Medical University Center for higher brain functions, director and professor.


Academic part-time

Executive member of the Executive Committee of neuromodulation , Chinese Medical Doctor Association; Capital Medical University, Department of psychiatry Academic Committee; 2012-2018 Editorial Board, Clinical Neurophysiology; the Chinese National Natural Science Foundation committee review expert.


Main research direction, research content, main achievement

research mainly focused on the mechanisms of higher human brain functions, including consciousness, mental volition, reasoning, and enhancement of cognition in neuromodulation. He has developed a theory of rapid brain dynamics in mental mediation. In the long term, the study of the brain electrical energy and the source potential mapping technology of EEG-ERP to explore the rapid brain function. To the ERP area potential and the EEG area electric energy the brain electricity pattern quantification.


Representative papers
1.Gergely Silasi , Dongsheng Xiao 1 , Matthieu P. Vanni , Andrew C. N. Chen * Timothy H. Murphy * . Intact skull chronic windows for mesoscopic wide-field imaging in awake mice. Journal of Neuroscience Methods . 267(2016)141–149.
2.Fei Gao, Xi Mei, Andrew C.N. Chen*. Delayed finger tapping and cognitive responses in preterm-born male teenagers with mild spastic diplegia. Pediatric Neurology. 2015 Feb;52(2):206-13.
3.Chen AC*. Theuvenet PJ, de Munck JC, Peters MJ, van Ree JM, Lopes da Silva FL. Sensory handedness is not reflected in cortical responses after basic nerve stimulation: A MEG study. Brain Topogr. 2012 Apr;25(2):228-40.
4.Chen AC*. Higher cortical modulation of pain perception in the human brain: Psychological determinant.Neurosci Bull. 2009 Oct;25(5):267-76.
5.Chen AC*, Feng W, Zhao H, Yin Y, Wang P. EEG default mode network in the human brain: spectral regional field powers. Neuroimage, 2008, 41(2): 561-74.