2026–Present: Research Assistant, Chinese Institute for Brain Research, Beijing

2024–2026: M.Sc., Neuroscience, University of Geneva, Switzerland

2020–2024: B.Sc., Psychology, Beihua University, China

Experiences:

During his previous research at the University of Geneva, Zile investigated the neural mechanisms of emotion regulation using EEG and explored brain network organization in psychiatric disorders using resting-state fMRI. At Cui Lab, he is currently involved in research on individual differences in executive function and its developmental trajectories, integrating cognitive assessments, normative modeling, and multimodal MRI. His broader research interests lie in multiscale brain organization, multimodal neuroimaging, and network neuroscience, particularly their applications to understanding neuropsychiatric disorders.