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Daeyeol Lee's research program investigates the computational and neural mechanisms underlying decision-making, particularly in the context of reinforcement learning and its potential dysregulation in addiction. His work explores how the brain represents and processes information related to actions and their associated values, examining the temporal dynamics of these neural representations.
Recent publications by Lee and his collaborators have focused on functional brain networks and the concept of timescales in cognition. These studies employ approaches that integrate computational modeling with empirical neuroscience to understand how the brain adapts to changing circumstances and intentions. His research network includes collaborations with researchers across multiple institutions, contributing to a broader understanding of neurocomputational processes.
Lee has a distinguished publication record, evidenced by an h-index of 62 and over 13,000 citations across more than 240 publications. His work has been recognized through significant citation counts, reflecting its impact within the scientific community. The scope of his research spans from fundamental neuroscience to translational applications in understanding complex behaviors.
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- h-index: 62
- Publications: 242
- Citations: 13,152
Selected Publications
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Is digitalization critical for hospitality firm performance? Longitudinal analysis of CEO’s digital business strategy (2025)
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