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đ BIOGRAPHY OF MR. CHANGQING ZHAN: PIONEER IN COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT RESEARCH
đ EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS
Mr. Changqing Zhan began his academic journey in neurology at the prestigious Tianjin Medical University, Tianjin, China, where he pursued his Masterâs degree from 2012 to 2015. His early academic foundation laid the groundwork for a career committed to clinical excellence and neurological research, particularly in the emerging and critical subdomain of the attentional network.
đ©ș PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS
Mr. Zhan currently serves as an Attending Physician in the Department of Neurology at Wuhu No. 2 Peopleâs Hospital, affiliated with East China Normal University. In this role, he demonstrates an exceptional blend of clinical practice and scientific inquiry. His responsibilities involve diagnosing and managing patients with cognitive impairments while simultaneously contributing to the hospitalâs reputation as a hub of neurological advancement.
đŹ CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON ATTENTIONAL NETWORK
His primary research interests focus on the epidemiology and clinical studies of cognitive impairment, with a specific emphasis on the attentional network â a neural system critical for understanding disorders such as Alzheimerâs disease and other forms of dementia.
He has served as Principal Investigator on three significant research projects at both provincial and municipal levels, underlining his active role in driving innovative research in neurology. His ongoing research aims to identify early markers, therapeutic responses, and interventional pathways for cognitive disorders, especially those affecting attention and memory networks.
đ IMPACT AND INFLUENCE
Mr. Zhan's dedication has earned him widespread recognition:
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Named a "Hua Tuo Plan" Health Backbone Talent by the City of Wuhu, a distinction awarded to top-tier medical professionals making significant contributions to public health.
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Honored as one of the "Top Ten Doctors" and "Top Ten Scientific Researchers" at his hospital, reflecting his dual excellence in clinical service and academic contribution.
His work is making a meaningful impact in both healthcare delivery and scientific understanding of neurological diseases in Eastern China.
đ ACADEMIC CITES AND FUNDING SUPPORT
Mr. Zhanâs work has received competitive research funding, showcasing confidence from leading scientific bodies:
These grants are enabling him to further develop clinical models, data-driven analytics, and evidence-based treatment approaches for cognitive decline and neurodegenerative diseases.
đ LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS
As a Doctoral Candidate, Mr. Zhan is poised to push the boundaries of neuroscience research. His commitment to bridging clinical practice with academic rigor positions him as a rising thought leader in neurology. With a trajectory aimed at improving the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cognitive disorders, his legacy will be one of interdisciplinary excellence, community impact, and scientific innovation.
In the future, Mr. Zhan is expected to contribute:
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Advanced diagnostic tools for cognitive impairment
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Publications in high-impact international journals
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Mentorship to budding neurologists and researchers
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Policy-level contributions to regional public health systems
đ§ RESEARCH DOMAIN: ATTENTIONAL NETWORK
This specialized domain of neuroscience focuses on the brainâs ability to manage attention, a key aspect of cognitive functioning. Mr. Zhanâs research into this area is crucial for developing early intervention strategies for conditions such as ADHD, Alzheimerâs disease, and post-stroke cognitive deficits.
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RECOGNITION & HONORS
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đ "Hua Tuo Plan" Health Backbone Talent, Wuhu City
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đ„ Top Ten Doctors, Wuhu No. 2 People's Hospital
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đ Top Ten Scientific Researchers, Wuhu No. 2 People's Hospital
These accolades reflect his clinical acumen, research productivity, and devotion to public health advancement.
đ CONCLUSION
Mr. Changqing Zhan stands out as an exemplary physician-scientist whose work is shaping the future of neurological care and cognitive research in China. As he continues to advance in his doctoral studies and medical practice, his passion for cognitive neuroscience, combined with his clinical expertise, will leave a lasting impact on patients, peers, and public health systems alike.
đNOTABLE PUBLICATIONS
"TaskâEvoked Theta Oscillation Dysregulation Underlies Attention Network Deficits in Left Temporal Lobe DrugâResistant Epilepsy"Â
- Authors: Changqing Zhan;Â Qiao Wang;Â Wenyu Wang;Â Na Pan;Â Jieju Feng;Â Zonghan Yang;Â Shizao Fei;Â Zongsheng Chen;Â Yingnian Chen
- Journal: CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics
- Year: 2025
"The Effect of Low-Level Indoor Exposure Toluene on Orienting Network"Â
- Authors: Changqing Zhan; Liping Pan; Jiajing Wang; Mingrui Cui; Peiran Yu; Jie Liu; Xin Zhang; Zukun Wang; Lei Zhao; Junjie Liu et al.
- Journal: Indoor Air
- Year: 2023
"Effects of indoor exposure to low level toluene on neural network alterations during working memory encoding"Â
- Authors: Liping Pan;Â Jie Liu;Â Changqing Zhan;Â Xin Zhang;Â Mingrui Cui;Â Xiao Su;Â Zukun Wang;Â Lei Zhao;Â Junjie Liu;Â Yijun Song
- Journal: Chemosphere
- Year: 2023
"Alterations in functional connectivity of executive control network reveal influence of indoor toluene on cognition at low concentration"Â
- Authors: Changqing Zhan; Junjie Liu; Mingrui Cui; Wenjuan Wu; Fangfang Hao; Zukun Wang; Jie Liu; Xin Zhang; Liping Pan; Meili Deng et al.
- Journal: Building and Environment
- Year: 2023
"Acute Gaseous Air Pollution Exposure and Hospitalizations for Acute Ischemic Stroke: A Time-Series Analysis in Tianjin, China"Â
- Authors: Mingrui Cui;Â Changqing Zhan;Â Wenjuan Wu;Â Dandan Guo;Â Yijun Song
- Journal: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
- Year: 2022