Jane Yan

Jane Yan received her B.M. in Preventive Medicine from Xiamen University in 2019, and M.S. in Global Health from Karolinska Institutet in 2020. She learned statistics fundamentals from Professor Matteo Bottai, and has developed in research teams within Karolinska and with researchers from Boston, USA. Since 2024, Jane has been serving as a statistical consultant for neurobiology research, and starting her studies on the mechanisms driving the etiology of mood disorders before and after birth. 

Jane Yan is interested in how scientific hypothesis within epidemiology and psychiatry studies can be supported by the classic theories of origins and develop in logic chains. For example, to what extent the rationality of syndromes might be elaborated by the fundamentals in maximum likelihood theories for cognitive biases reduction, or otherwise the natural overrides between the names of concepts cohappening from zero to one. Currently, these work aims to formalize evidence chains to illustrate and illuminate the network of driving factors of mood disorders during perinatal period aiming for maintaining women's mental health.