Feilong Lab @ South Carolina#
@feilonglab.bsky.social | @feilonglab
Where we are
What we do
We combine computational methods and neuroimaging data to study both the shared and individual aspects of the brain’s functional architecture. Our work uses hyperalignment to characterize individual differences at fine spatial scales (voxel- or vertex-level). We study how these differences develop and how they relate to intelligence, personality, and disorders. We also build and improve brain templates, as well as compare human brains with monkey brains and artificial neural networks to examine commonalities and differences across species and systems.
Click the cards below to explore our main research directions
Brain differences and their correlates
Structural and functional brain templates
Comparisons across species and systems
Predicting individualized brain responses
Hyperalignment and the INT model
Ongoing and future research directions
