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Personal information
Name: Liu, Suyu
Office: Room 404, 6th BuildingSouth, Hangzhou Dianzi Campus, Xiasha, Hangzhou
Current occupation: Department ofMathematics, School of Sciences, Hangzhou Dianzi University
Telephone: (86)-571-86919035
E-Mail: liusuyu0120@hdu.edu.cn, orliusuyu0120@163.com
EDUCATION
Sep. 2007-June 2011, B.S. of Science,School of Mathematics and System Science, Taishan University, P. R.China
Sep. 2011-June 2014, M.S. of Science,School of Mathematics and Computing Science, Guilin University ofElectronic Technology, P. R. China
Sep. 2014-July 2018, Doctor of Sciencein Engineering, Department of Dynamics and Control, BeihangUniversity, P. R. China
Professional Working Experience
Aug. 2018-present, Lecture, School ofSciences, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou, P. R. China
Sep. 2016-Dec. 2017, Visiting Scholar,Department of Mathematics, University of Texas at Arlington, Texas,USA
RESEARCH INTEREST
My research interests includecomputational neuroscience and its inverse problem, for example, forthe modeling ****ysis and control for the seizure mechani**s ofepilepsy, for the source tracing to inversely recognize seizures byEEG/ MRI data. And I also study biological mathematics, especially indynamics modeling ****ysis and control for the foreign bodyinflammation and the epidemic problem.
Selected Publications
Liu S., Wang Q. Transition dynamics ofgeneralized multiple epileptic seizures associated with thalamicreticular nucleus excitability: A computational study. Communicationsin Nonlinear science and Numerical simulation, 2017, 52: 203-213.
Liu S., Wang Q., Fan D.Disinhibition-induced delayed onset of epileptic spike-wavedischarges in a five-variable model of cortex and thalamus. Frontiersin Computational Neuroscience,2016, 10: 28.
SUPPORTING FUNDING
Research on the epileptiformsynchronization and its transition mechani**s in plastic neuronalnetworks regulated by astrocytes
No. 11902106, Year: 2020-2022
National Natural Foundation of China,P. R. China