About Me!

I am Zitong Lu (路子童 in Chinese), a third-year PhD candidate in cognitive neuroscience working with Dr. Julie Golomb in Vision and Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at The Ohio State University. Also, I am the OSU EEGlab manager！

Before that, I received B.Eng. in software engineering from Northeastern University in China in 2018 and M.S. in cognitive neuroscience from East China Normal University in 2021. I worked with Dr. Yixuan Ku in Memory and Emotion Lab and did some studies about visual working memory and face perception.

I am the author of NeuroRA (a python toolbox for multi-modal neural data representational analysis), a Python EEG handbooks, EEG2EEG (a state-of-the-art inter-individual EEG converter).

I am interested in understanding how we process object information in the complex and dynamics world using behavioral, EEG, fMRI and computational approaches and building more brain-like artificial neural networks.

My main research interests are:

(1) Neural and behavioral mechanisms of visual perception:

• Object-location binding in more dynamic context;
• Depth and 3D location perception;
• Real-world visual and semantic representations;
• Generally spatial representation across eye movements.

(2) Mapping representations between human brains and artificial neural networks:

• Brain-brain like models via representational alignment with human brains;
• Image-to-brain encoding models;
• Inter-individual neural converters;
• Reverse engineering to interpret neural mechanisms.

For details, please see the Research Section.