E-young was a Psychology and Surface Design double major at SKKU. She joined the HumAN lab as an undergraduate research assistant, and became a graduate student via the CBM program. ​ 

Research Interests 

• Affective interactions in dyads vs. small groups 

• Social aspects of affective neuroscience ​ 

Publications & Honors 

• Jung EY & Kim MJ (in press). Separable and overlapping functional connectome architecture for impulsivity and anxiety. Current Psychology

• Best Poster Award, 2024 CNIR Workshop

• Grand Prize, 2021-2 SKKU Co-Deep Learning Project competition as a member of Team Social   Distancing 

• 1st Prize, 2021-1 SKKU Co-Deep Learning Project competition as a member of Team I Lobe You

Seohyeon was a student at SKKU majoring in Psychology. She joined HumAN lab as an undergraduate research assistant. ​ She transitioned to a graduate student in the Fall of 2023 via the CBM program.

Research Interests 

• Individual differences in the thresholds for feeling emotions, such as depression & happiness 

• Brain-based understanding of personality formation ​ 

Publications & Honors 

• Grand Prize, 2023-1 SKKU Co-Deep Learning Project competition as the leader of Team Dynamic Duo 

• Grand Prize, 2021-2 SKKU Co-Deep Learning Project competition as a member of Team Social   Distancing 

• 1st Prize, 2021-1 SKKU Co-Deep Learning Project competition as a member of Team I Lobe You

Seohyun studied Psychology and Germanistik at SKKU. She joined HumAN lab as an undergraduate research assistant and became a graduate student via the CBM program. ​ 

Research Interests 

• Affective neuroscience-based personality characteristics 

• Neuroscience-based understanding of an individual's response to social situations 

• Brain-based prediction of individual differences in stress control (natural emotions and regulation)

Publications & Honors 

• Best Student Poster Award, 2023 KSCBP (co-author)

• Grand Prize, 2023-1 SKKU Co-Deep Learning Project competition as a member of Team Dynamic Duo 

• Grand Prize, 2022-2 SKKU Co-Deep Learning Project competition as a member of Team Lobe Dive

Lian was a Psychology major at SKKU. She joined HumAN lab as an undergraduate research assistant and became a graduate student via the CBM program. ​ 

Research Interests 

• Neural underpinnings of anxiety

• Stress-induced changes in whole brain functional connectomes

Publications & Honors 

• Best Student Poster Award, 2023 KSCBP (co-author)

• Grand Prize, 2022-2 SKKU Co-Deep Learning Project competition as a member of Team Lobe Dive

• 1st Prize, 2022-1 SKKU Co-Deep Learning Project competition as a member of Team Cinema Paradiso

Jihye studied Psychology as an undergraduate at SKKU. She joined HumAN lab as a graduate student in Spring 2024.​ 

Research Interests 

• Neural mechanisms of fear, anxiety, and aggression

• Context-dependent learning

• Individual differences

Bokyeong majored Psychology as an undergraduate at SKKU. She joined HumAN lab as an undergraduate research assistant. She become a graduate student via the CBM program. 

Research Interests 

• Neural underpinnings of negative affect

• Neuroscience-based understanding of positive affect and psychological well-being

• Individual differences in affective processing and psychopathology

Publications & Honors 

• Grand Prize, 2023-1 SKKU Co-Deep Learning Project competition as a member of Team Dynamic Duo 

Nahyeon was a Psychology and Sensibility Cognition Software double major at Chungnam National University. She joined the HumAN lab as a graduate student in Fall 2024.

Research Interests 

• Neural mechanisms of positive affect and psychological well-being

• Individual differences in emotion perception and regulation

• Neural underpinnings of negative emotions during social situations and their individual differences

Daewon is double major in Business and Psychology at SKKU. He joined HumAN lab as an undergraduate research assistant, and will transition to a graduate student via the CBM program. 

Research Interests 

• Neural underpinnings of negative affect

• Neural mechanisms of facial expression recognition and emotion regulation

Jiyun was a Psychology major at Sogang University. She will be officially joining the HumAN lab as a graduate student in the Spring 2025. 

Research Interests 

• Neural mechanisms underlying social and affective processes

• Brain-based approaches to understanding anxiety and negative emotions

Yurim studied Psychology and English at SKKU. She is joined the HumAN lab as an undergraduate research assistant in 2024, She will become a graduate student in Spring 2025.

Research Interests 

• Neural underpinnings of maladaptive stress responses and anxiety 

• Neural mechanisms involved in negative imagery

Solha is double major in Psychology and Business at SKKU. After starting as an undergraduate research assistant in the HumAN lab, sh will trainsition to a graduate student via the CBM program. 

Research Interests 

• Neural mechanisms of facial recognition

• Neuroscience-based understanding of empathy and theory of mind

• Social cognitive impairments and disorders