NRLab focuses on addiction, digital behavior, eating and obesity, adolescent mental health, psychiatric symptoms, and neuromodulation interventions. Many questions begin with daily experience: gaming that becomes difficult to stop, cues that repeatedly trigger craving, social media evaluation pressure, or unstable behavioral trajectories after treatment.

The lab does not stop at description. Behavioral tasks record choices, scales capture symptoms and craving, fMRI and EEG describe brain networks, computational models compress choice trajectories into parameters, and interventions such as rTMS, tDCS, MST, focused ultrasound, and TI place targets, brain signals, symptom change, and long-term outcomes into one testable chain.

Outreach is organized along three axes: content source, channel, and final product. The current workflow activates WeChat long-form graphics and Xiaohongshu card sets. All materials share one communication rule: make the judgment first, provide evidence, then translate it into action.

The content avoids slogans. It turns lab research, strong recent papers, academic writing, research tools, and submission workflows into materials that students can keep reading, checking, and practicing.