Zhijun Zhang is affiliated with Southeast University in China and has a substantial body of research focused on medicine and neuroscience, particularly within cognitive neuroscience and molecular biology. Their academic contributions emphasize the study of mental health disorders and brain function through advanced neuroimaging techniques.
Their research extensively covers topics such as functional brain connectivity studies, mental health research topics, advanced neuroimaging techniques and applications, tryptophan and brain disorders, neural dynamics and brain function, Alzheimer's disease research and treatments, and neuroscience and neuropharmacology research.
Zhijun Zhang's most frequently published venues include:
The scientist has collaborated repeatedly with several co-authors, including Chunming Xie, Yonggui Yuan, Hongxing Zhang, Haisan Zhang, and Cancan He.
Significant recent publications consist of:
The emphasis in these publications reflects a concentration on depressive disorders, brain network topology, and neuroimaging biomarkers, integrating molecular and functional neuroscience approaches to understanding major depressive disorder.
Zhijun Zhang's work spans 192 publications in medicine and 147 in neuroscience, with additional specialization across subfields such as experimental and cognitive psychology, neurology, and radiology, nuclear medicine, and imaging.
Zhi Jun Zhang;Gavin P. Reynolds
Gavin P Reynolds;Zhi-Jun Zhang;Zhi-Jun Zhang;Xiao-Bin Zhang
Hong-Ying Zhang;Shi-Jie Wang;Bin Liu;Zhan-Long Ma
Feng Bai;Ni Shu;Yonggui Yuan;Yongmei Shi
Hong-Ying Zhang;Shi-Jie Wang;Jiong Xing;Bin Liu
Zhi-Jun Zhang;Zhi-Jian Yao;Wen Liu;Qun Fang
Feng Bai;Zhijun Zhang;Hui Yu;Yongmei Shi
Feng Bai;David R. Watson;Hui Yu;Yongmei Shi
Yuan Zhang;Rongrong Huang;Mengjing Cheng;Lirui Wang
Gavin P. Reynolds;ZhiJun Zhang;XiaoBin Zhang
Fan Su;Feng Bai;Zhijun Zhang
Hong Yang;Xiao Chen;Zuo Bing Chen;Le Li
Gavin P. Reynolds;Zuhal Abdul-Monim;Joanna C. Neill;Zhi-Jun Zhang
Feng Bai;Zhijun Zhang;David R. Watson;Hui Yu
Gavin P Reynolds;Zhi Jun Zhang;Clare L Beasley
Chunming Xie;Feng Bai;Hui Yu;Yongmei Shi
Gavin P. Reynolds;Lucy A. Templeman;Zhi Jun Zhang
Yonggui Yuan;Zhijun Zhang;Feng Bai;Hui Yu
Hong Zhou;Wanjun Lu;Yongmei Shi;Feng Bai
Gavin P. Reynolds;ZhiJian Yao;ZhiJian Yao;XiaoBin Zhang;Jing Sun
Yuan Zhang;Longfei Du;Ying Bai;Bing Han
Hui Yu;Zhijun Zhang;Yongmei Shi;Feng Bai
Binbin Nie;Kewei Chen;Shujun Zhao;Junhua Liu
Gavin Reynolds;L.A. Templeman;Z.J. Zhang
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