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About Me
Hi! I’m Eunhwi Lee, a PhD student in Clinical Psychology at Seoul National University, working in the Computational Clinical Science Lab under the supervision of Prof. Woo-Young Ahn.
My research lies at the intersection of computational psychiatry, decision neuroscience, and neuromodulation. I am particularly interested in understanding how reinforcement learning and decision-making processes contribute to maladaptive behaviors, especially addiction, and how these computational and neural mechanisms can inform individualized interventions.
My current work combines computational modeling, behavioral experiments, and neuroimaging to characterize individual differences in learning and decision making. I am also interested in non-invasive brain stimulation and neurofeedback as tools for probing and modifying the neural mechanisms underlying these processes.
More broadly, I aim to bridge computational accounts of behavior with neural mechanisms and clinical outcomes, with the long-term goal of developing mechanistically informed and personalized approaches to psychiatric assessment and intervention.
Research Interests
- Computational Psychiatry
- Reinforcement Learning & Decision Neuroscience
- Addiction
- Neuromodulation & Neurofeedback
