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Biomedical Functional Imaging and Neuroengineering Laboratory

Institute of Technology > Department of Biomedical Engineering


Renhuan Yang
Pre-Doctoral Assistant
ryang@umn.edu


Research Interests
  • Neural dynamics
  • EEG analysis
  • Neuroimaging
  • Brain-computer interface technology
Education
  • Ph.D Candidate in Instrument Science and Technology, Southeast University, China
  • B.S. in Electronics and Information Technology, Guangxi Normal University, 2004
 Honors and Awards
  • Scholarship of China Instrument and Control Society, 2009
  • 1st Prize Doctoral Degree Scholarship of Southeast University 2007, 2009
  • People's Scholarship of Changzhou Government, 2008
  • Awarded excellent PhD dissertation funding, Southeast University, 2008
  • Awarded Innovation Project of Graduate Education, Jiangsu Province, 2008
 Selected Publications
  • Renhuan Yang, Aiguo Song, Baoguo Xu. "Feature extraction of motor imagery EEG based on wavelet transform and higher-order statistics". International Journal of Wavelets, Multiresolution and Information Processing (in press)
  • Renhuan Yang, Aiguo Song. "Scaling Properties Of An Evolving Network Model With Aging Mechanism". International Journal of Modern Physics C, 2009, 20(5)：781-787
  • Renhuan Yang, Aiguo Song, Baoguo Xu. "The Analysis of Electroencephalogram Basic Rhythms Based on Discrete Harmonic Wavelet Packet Transform". Journal of Southeast University (Natural Science Edition), 2008, 38(6)：996-999
  • Renhuan Yang, Aiguo Song. "Enhancement Of Spike Synchrony In Hindmarsh-Rose Neural Networks By Randomly Rewiring Connections". Modern Physics Letters B. 2009, 23(11)：1405-1414.
  • Renhuan Yang, Aiguo Song. "Stochastic Resonance In Hindmarsh-Rose Neural Network With Small-World Connection". International Journal of Modern Physics B, 2008, 22(30)：5365-5373
  • Renhuan Yang, Xiaoshu Luo and Tinghui Li. "Easy Implementation Scheme of USB Device". Application Research of Computers 2 (2007) 252.


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