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202503.07
What is language communication ability (25th Human Brain Science Seminar)
What exactly is language communication ability? How can it be modeled and evaluated? From the pers
202502.27
Detecting Social Isolation of the Elderly Using Avatars communication system (presenting at 2nd Symposium and Satellite Symposium of the Interdisciplinary Hub Program)
I presented the progress of our current research project, " the cognitive psychological me
202502.22
The neural basis of coping strategies for boredom and their association with creativity (Paper Publication)
In everyday life, we often get bored of repeating the same things over and over again. In order to e
202502.21
A research paper on "Virtual Avatar Communication Task eliciting Pseudo-Social Isolation And Detecting Social Isolation using Non-Verbal Signal Monitoring In Older Adults" has been accepted
A research paper on "Virtual Avatar Communication Task eliciting Pseudo-Social Isolation And De
202502.07
Awards in IDAC presentation contest
I gave a presentation on my research project associated with music and emotions at the 46th Presenta
202502.07
The Power of Emotional Videos: How Watching Them Can Help You Learn L2 Emotional Words – An fMRI Study(IDAC Young Investigator Award)
How do learners acquire not just the literal meaning but also the emotional depth of second-language
202501.31
Neural Mechanisms of Victim Values in Moral Decision-making (Oral Presentation)
In moral decision-making, it is considered important not only to compare the values of different opt
202501.17
24th Human Brain Science Seminar: Creativity and Mind-wandering
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Kawagoe (Tokai University), a leading researcher in creativity and m
202501.16
Exploring AI-Based Analysis of Multilingual Adults and Children with Diverse Neurocognitive Profiles (New Research Grant Awarded)
We are thrilled to announce that the international collaborative project, titled "AI-Based Anal
202501.16
Neural Mechanism for Integrating Syntax and Information in Sentence Comprehension (article in press)
Using fMRI to examine linguistic theories, the collaborative research led by Professor Masatosh